Mizuho Bank SWIFT Code: MHCBJPJT

The SWIFT/BIC code for Mizuho Bank is MHCBJPJT. MHCB identifies Mizuho Corporate Banking (the bank's former name before consolidation), JP stands for Japan, and JT is the location code for Tokyo. This is the primary SWIFT code for international transfers to Mizuho Bank accounts.

Mizuho Bank is one of Japan's three "megabanks" and part of the Mizuho Financial Group. It has a strong focus on corporate and institutional banking, particularly in trade finance across Asia.

How to Wire Money to Mizuho Bank

To send an international wire to Mizuho Bank, you'll need the recipient's name, their Mizuho branch code and account number, and the SWIFT code MHCBJPJT. The bank's head office address is 1-5-5 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8176, Japan.

Like other Japanese banks, Mizuho does not use IBANs. You will need the specific branch code (3 digits) and account number (7 digits). Incoming JPY transfers typically settle in 1 to 2 business days.

Mizuho Bank International Transfer Fees

Mizuho Bank charges approximately ¥2,500 for incoming international wires. Outgoing wire fees range from ¥4,000 to ¥7,500 depending on the amount and currency. Additional fees apply when currency conversion is required.

Mizuho plays a major role in Japanese trade finance, particularly for imports and exports between Japan and Southeast Asia. Businesses in manufacturing and automotive supply chains frequently use Mizuho for cross-border payments.

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Mizuho Bank SWIFT Code: MHCBJPJT