Credit Agricole SWIFT Code: AGRIFRPP

Credit Agricole SWIFT Code: AGRIFRPP

The SWIFT/BIC code for Credit Agricole is AGRIFRPP. AGRI identifies Credit Agricole, FR stands for France, and PP is the Paris location code. This code is used for international wire transfers to Credit Agricole's central operations.

Credit Agricole is the largest cooperative banking group in the world and the second-largest bank in France by total assets. It originated as a federation of regional agricultural credit unions in 1894 and now serves over 52 million customers across 46 countries.

Regional Branch Codes at Credit Agricole

Credit Agricole operates through 39 regional banks (Caisses Régionales), each with its own SWIFT code variation. AGRIFRPP is the central code for Credit Agricole S.A. in Paris. Regional branches append a 3-character suffix — for example, AGRIFRPP878 for Credit Agricole Centre Loire.

When sending a wire to a Credit Agricole account, confirm whether the recipient's branch uses the central AGRIFRPP code or a regional variant. Using the wrong code may delay the transfer by 1 to 2 business days as the payment is rerouted internally.

Fees and EUR Transfer Corridors

Credit Agricole charges between €10 and €35 for incoming international wires depending on the amount and currency. EUR transfers within SEPA are typically free or cost under €1. Non-EUR incoming wires incur a currency conversion spread of 1% to 3% on top of the base fee.

Credit Agricole is a major correspondent bank for EUR-denominated transfers across Africa, particularly in former French colonies where the CFA franc is pegged to the EUR. This makes AGRIFRPP a frequently used intermediary code for West and Central African payment corridors.

How Slash fits in

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