UniCredit SWIFT Code: UNCRITMM

The SWIFT/BIC code for UniCredit S.p.A. is UNCRITMM. UNCR identifies UniCredit, IT stands for Italy, and MM is the location code for Milan, where the bank has its registered headquarters.

UniCredit is Italy's largest bank by total assets and one of Europe's largest banking groups. The bank operates in 13 countries across Europe, with a particularly strong presence in Italy, Germany (through HypoVereinsbank), and Central and Eastern Europe.

Sending a Wire Transfer to UniCredit

To send an international wire to a UniCredit account in Italy, you'll need the recipient's IBAN (Italian IBANs start with IT followed by 25 characters), the SWIFT code UNCRITMM, and the recipient's full name. UniCredit's registered office is at Piazza Gae Aulenti 3, Tower A, 20154 Milan, Italy.

EUR transfers from within the SEPA zone arrive as SEPA payments, typically within one business day. International wires from outside Europe settle in 1 to 3 business days.

UniCredit Wire Transfer Fees

UniCredit processes SEPA transfers at low or no cost for standard credit transfers. Non-SEPA international wires carry fees ranging from EUR 15 to EUR 50 depending on the currency, amount, and destination country.

UniCredit plays a significant role as a correspondent bank in Central and Eastern Europe. Transfers destined for banks in countries like Hungary, Czech Republic, or Croatia often route through UniCredit.

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UniCredit SWIFT Code: UNCRITMM