Bank of Scotland Sort Code

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How it works

Bank of Scotland is a UK bank with 11 sort codes. Enter a Bank of Scotland sort code above to validate it and identify the branch.

Bank of Scotland at a Glance

Sort Codes

SWIFT/BIC Codes

Locations

Bank of Scotland Sort Codes

Sort Code	BIC	City
11-00-00	BOFSGBS1	Edinburgh
11-00-02	BOFSGBS1	Edinburgh
11-00-03	BOFSGBS1	Aberdeen
11-00-04	BOFSGBS1	Aberdeen
12-00-10	BOFSGBS1	Edinburgh
12-00-11	BOFSGBS1	Dundee
12-00-12	BOFSGBS1	Dundee
80-01-01	BOFSGBS1	Glasgow
80-10-05	BOFSGBS1	Edinburgh
80-10-06	BOFSGBS1	Perth
80-10-07	BOFSGBS1	Inverness

Bank of Scotland SWIFT/BIC Codes

BOFSGB21XXXEdinburgh BOFSGBS1Edinburgh BOFSGIGIXXXGibraltar

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bank of Scotland's sort code?: Bank of Scotland has 11 sort codes: 11-00-00 (Edinburgh), 11-00-02 (Edinburgh), 11-00-03 (Aberdeen), 11-00-04 (Aberdeen), 12-00-10 (Edinburgh), 12-00-11 (Dundee), 12-00-12 (Dundee), 80-01-01 (Glasgow), 80-10-05 (Edinburgh), 80-10-06 (Perth), 80-10-07 (Inverness). Different sort codes correspond to different branches.
What is Bank of Scotland's BIC/SWIFT code?: Bank of Scotland uses the BIC/SWIFT code BOFSGBS1. The BIC is used alongside the sort code for international payments via the SWIFT network.
How do I validate a Bank of Scotland sort code?: Enter the Bank of Scotland sort code in the validator above. It will verify the 6-digit format, identify the bank and branch, and show the associated BIC code for international transfers.
Where can I find my Bank of Scotland sort code?: Your Bank of Scotland sort code appears on your bank card (usually on the front), bank statements, cheque book, or in your online/mobile banking app. It is displayed alongside your 8-digit account number.
How many branches does Bank of Scotland have?: Bank of Scotland has 11 sort codes in the UK, each corresponding to a different branch or service. Sort codes starting with the same first two digits typically belong to the same banking group.

Bank of Scotland in Other Formats

Bank of Scotland IBAN (United Kingdom)Bank of Scotland SWIFT/BIC Code

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Sort Code

BIC

City

11-00-00

BOFSGBS1

Edinburgh

11-00-02

BOFSGBS1

Edinburgh

11-00-03

BOFSGBS1

Aberdeen

11-00-04

BOFSGBS1

Aberdeen

12-00-10

BOFSGBS1

Edinburgh

12-00-11

BOFSGBS1

Dundee

12-00-12

BOFSGBS1

Dundee

80-01-01

BOFSGBS1

Glasgow

80-10-05

BOFSGBS1

Edinburgh

80-10-06

BOFSGBS1

Perth

80-10-07

BOFSGBS1

Inverness

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bank of Scotland's sort code?

Bank of Scotland has 11 sort codes: 11-00-00 (Edinburgh), 11-00-02 (Edinburgh), 11-00-03 (Aberdeen), 11-00-04 (Aberdeen), 12-00-10 (Edinburgh), 12-00-11 (Dundee), 12-00-12 (Dundee), 80-01-01 (Glasgow), 80-10-05 (Edinburgh), 80-10-06 (Perth), 80-10-07 (Inverness). Different sort codes correspond to different branches.

What is Bank of Scotland's BIC/SWIFT code?

Bank of Scotland uses the BIC/SWIFT code BOFSGBS1. The BIC is used alongside the sort code for international payments via the SWIFT network.

How do I validate a Bank of Scotland sort code?

Enter the Bank of Scotland sort code in the validator above. It will verify the 6-digit format, identify the bank and branch, and show the associated BIC code for international transfers.

Where can I find my Bank of Scotland sort code?

Your Bank of Scotland sort code appears on your bank card (usually on the front), bank statements, cheque book, or in your online/mobile banking app. It is displayed alongside your 8-digit account number.

How many branches does Bank of Scotland have?

Bank of Scotland has 11 sort codes in the UK, each corresponding to a different branch or service. Sort codes starting with the same first two digits typically belong to the same banking group.