Raiffeisen SWIFT Code: RZBAATWW

Raiffeisen Bank International SWIFT Code: RZBAATWW

The SWIFT/BIC code for Raiffeisen Bank International is RZBAATWW. RZBA identifies Raiffeisen Zentralbank (now Raiffeisen Bank International), AT stands for Austria, and WW is the Vienna location code. This code covers international wire transfers to RBI's central operations in Vienna.

Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) is Austria's third-largest bank and one of the most active Western European banks in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). It operates subsidiary banks in 13 CEE markets, including the Czech Republic, Romania, Russia, and Ukraine.

Raiffeisen's Central and Eastern European Network

RBI's strength is its on-the-ground presence in CEE markets that many Western banks have exited. Each country subsidiary has its own SWIFT code — RZBAATWW is specifically for the Austrian parent. For example, Raiffeisenbank Czech Republic uses RZBCCZPP, and Raiffeisen Bank Romania uses RZBRROBU.

This network makes RBI a common intermediary for EUR transfers into CEE countries. Businesses paying suppliers in the Czech Republic, Romania, or Hungary often route through RBI as a correspondent bank.

Austrian Banking and EUR Transfers

To wire money to Raiffeisen in Austria, you'll need the recipient's IBAN (starting with AT, 20 characters), the SWIFT code RZBAATWW, and the recipient's name. RBI's headquarters is at Am Stadtpark 9, 1030 Vienna, Austria.

EUR transfers within SEPA settle same-day with minimal or no fees. Non-EUR international wires typically cost €15 to €40 and take 2 to 4 business days. RBI offers competitive FX rates for CEE currencies including CZK, RON, HUF, and PLN.

How Slash fits in

Slash connects to your banking data and tracks international payments in real time. For businesses operating across Central and Eastern Europe with Raiffeisen, Slash provides unified visibility across multiple subsidiaries and currencies.