AIB SWIFT Code: AIBKIE2D

The SWIFT/BIC code for Allied Irish Banks (AIB) is AIBKIE2D. AIBK identifies AIB, IE stands for Ireland, and 2D is the Dublin location code. This code handles international wire transfers to AIB accounts across Ireland.

AIB is one of Ireland's two pillar banks, holding roughly 35% of the domestic mortgage market. The Irish government took a majority stake during the 2008 financial crisis and has gradually reduced it. AIB serves over 3 million customers through approximately 170 branches.

EUR Wire Fees and Processing at AIB

AIB processes SEPA EUR transfers within one business day at domestic pricing. International wires outside SEPA cost between EUR 13 and EUR 32 depending on destination and currency. Incoming wire fees range from EUR 5 to EUR 15.

The bank supports transfers in over 30 currencies. USD and GBP are the most common non-EUR currencies received through AIB, reflecting Ireland's trade ties with the US and UK.

AIB and the Irish Mortgage Market

AIB's dominance in Irish mortgage lending means a large share of property-related international transfers route through AIBKIE2D. Irish diaspora sending funds for property purchases, and international investors acquiring Irish real estate, commonly wire to AIB accounts.

The bank also has a strong presence in Irish agri-food banking. Ireland's food and dairy export sector (worth over EUR 16 billion annually) generates trade-related wire traffic through AIB's commercial banking division.

How Slash fits in

Slash tracks AIB wire transfers alongside your other banking relationships. Incoming payments from international clients and outgoing supplier disbursements are matched automatically, simplifying EUR cash management for Ireland-based operations.

AIB SWIFT Code: AIBKIE2D