If you are looking to receive money from abroad to your Axis Bank account, you will need to provide the sender with your Axis Bank SWIFT code. A SWIFT code is a unique identification code for a particular bank that is used in international money transfers.
To find your Axis Bank SWIFT code, you can follow these steps:
1. Visit the Axis Bank website: Start by visiting the official website of Axis Bank.
2. Navigate to the Contact Us page: Look for the “Contact Us” section on the website and click on it.
3. Find the SWIFT code: Once you are on the Contact Us page, search for the SWIFT code of Axis Bank. It is usually listed under the international banking services section.
4. Contact customer support: If you are unable to find the SWIFT code on the website, you can reach out to Axis Bank customer support for assistance.
5. Visit a branch: Another option is to visit a local Axis Bank branch and ask a bank representative for the SWIFT code.
Once you have obtained the SWIFT code, you can provide it to the sender to ensure that the international wire transfer reaches your Axis Bank account smoothly.
FAQs about Axis Bank SWIFT code:
1. What is a SWIFT code?
A SWIFT code is a unique identification code for a specific bank used in international money transfers.
2. Can I use any Axis Bank branch’s SWIFT code?
No, you need to use the specific SWIFT code of the branch where your account is located.
3. Is the SWIFT code the same as an IFSC code?
No, the SWIFT code is used for international transactions, while the IFSC code is used for domestic transactions in India.
4. How many characters are in an Axis Bank SWIFT code?
An Axis Bank SWIFT code is typically 8 or 11 characters long.
5. Can I find the SWIFT code on my bank statement?
Yes, the SWIFT code may be listed on your bank statement if you have received international payments before.
6. Is the SWIFT code case-sensitive?
Yes, it is important to provide the SWIFT code in the exact upper and lower case as it appears.
7. Can I use the SWIFT code for receiving payments in any currency?
Yes, the SWIFT code is used for receiving payments in any currency from international sources.
8. How long does it take for an international wire transfer to reach my Axis Bank account?
The time taken for an international wire transfer to reach your Axis Bank account may vary depending on the sender’s bank and the intermediary banks involved.
9. Can I have multiple SWIFT codes for the same account?
No, each bank account has only one SWIFT code associated with it.
10. Are there any fees associated with receiving an international wire transfer to my Axis Bank account?
Axis Bank may charge a fee for receiving international wire transfers, and the sender’s bank or intermediary banks may also deduct fees.
11. Can I share my SWIFT code with anyone?
It is safe to share your SWIFT code with authorized entities for international transactions, but be cautious about sharing it with unknown or unauthorized sources.
12. Can I change my Axis Bank SWIFT code?
No, the SWIFT code for your bank branch remains the same unless there are changes in the bank’s operations or ownership.