DNB Bank SWIFT Code: DNBANOKK

The SWIFT/BIC code for DNB Bank is DNBANOKK. DNBA identifies DNB, NO stands for Norway, and KK is the location code. This code handles international wire transfers to DNB accounts throughout Norway.

DNB is Norway's largest financial services group, holding approximately 30% of the Norwegian retail banking market. The bank was formed from the merger of DnB and Gjensidige NOR in 2003. It serves over 2 million personal customers and roughly 200,000 corporate clients.

NOK Settlement and Norway's Oil-Linked Economy

The Norwegian krone (NOK) is heavily influenced by oil prices given Norway's position as Western Europe's largest petroleum producer. DNB is the primary banking partner for Equinor and many North Sea oil and gas companies, processing large volumes of NOK-denominated energy payments.

Incoming international wires to DNB in NOK settle within 1 business day through the Norges Bank settlement system (NBO). USD and EUR transfers settle in 1 to 2 business days. DNB charges NOK 100 to NOK 300 for incoming wires depending on currency and amount.

DNB's Shipping and Seafood Finance

DNB is one of the world's largest shipping banks, financing roughly 10% of the global fleet. The bank also dominates financing for Norway's aquaculture industry — salmon exports alone generate billions of NOK in international trade annually.

Trade finance-related wires for shipping, offshore energy, and seafood frequently route through DNBANOKK. DNB's correspondent network includes direct relationships with major USD and EUR clearing banks.

How Slash fits in

Slash connects to your DNB accounts and tracks NOK-denominated international payments alongside your other banking relationships. Payment flows are matched and categorized, giving your treasury team visibility into Norway-linked cash positions.

DNB Bank SWIFT Code: DNBANOKK