Rabobank SWIFT Code: RABONL2U

The SWIFT/BIC code for Rabobank is RABONL2U. RABO identifies Rabobank, NL stands for the Netherlands, and 2U is the Utrecht location code. This code covers international wire transfers to Rabobank accounts across the Netherlands.

Rabobank is a cooperative bank founded in 1972 from the merger of two Dutch agricultural credit cooperatives. It remains one of the world's largest banks focused on food and agriculture, with operations in 38 countries and deep expertise in agri-finance.

Rabobank and Agricultural Trade Finance

Rabobank processes a significant volume of international wires tied to global food supply chains — commodity payments for grain, dairy, meat, and produce flow through RABONL2U daily. The bank's trade finance desk specializes in agricultural commodities, making it a common SWIFT destination for food importers and exporters.

For EUR transfers within SEPA, Rabobank settles same-day using IBAN alone. Non-EUR international wires require the SWIFT code and typically settle within 1 to 3 business days.

Transfer Requirements and Dutch Banking

To send a wire to Rabobank, you'll need the recipient's IBAN (which starts with NL), the SWIFT code RABONL2U, and the recipient's full name. Rabobank's head office is at Croeselaan 18, 3521 CB Utrecht, Netherlands.

As a Dutch bank, Rabobank complies with EU payment regulations including PSD2. Incoming EUR wires from within the EU settle within 1 business day under SEPA rules. Wires from outside the EU may take 2 to 4 business days depending on intermediary banks.

How Slash fits in

Slash connects to your banking data and tracks every cross-border payment in real time. For businesses dealing with agricultural supply chain payments through Rabobank, Slash auto-categorizes each transaction and syncs records to your accounting tools.

Rabobank SWIFT Code: RABONL2U