Bundesbank
BIC / SWIFT code MARKDEF1100 · Berlin · Germany
| BIC / SWIFT | MARKDEF1100 |
| Bank | Bundesbank |
| City | Berlin, 10591 |
| Country | Germany (DE) |
| SEPA | Yes |
| IBAN length | 22 characters |
What this BIC means
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- MARK — the institution code, which identifies Bundesbank
- DE — the country code, Germany
- F1 — the location code, identifying the head office region
- 100 — the branch code
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