Germany · SWIFT/BIC
Deutsche Bank SWIFT/BIC codes
The SWIFT/BIC code of Deutsche Bank (Germany) is DEUTDEBRXXX. 9 codes found in the sources below.
Institution details
| Institution | Deutsche Bank |
|---|---|
| Country | Germany |
| Address on the register | 18002, Rostock, Germany |
| Primary SWIFT/BIC | DEUTDEBRXXX |
SWIFT/BIC codes found for Deutsche Bank
| Code | Branch code | City | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| DEUTDEBRXXX | Head office | Rostock, 18002 | Deutsche Bundesbank |
| DEUTDEBR131 | 131 | Bad Doberan, 18209 | Deutsche Bundesbank |
| DEUTDEBR132 | 132 | Barth, 18356 | Deutsche Bundesbank |
| DEUTDEBR133 | 133 | Bergen auf Rügen, 18521 | Deutsche Bundesbank |
| DEUTDEBR134 | 134 | Greifswald, 17462 | Deutsche Bundesbank |
| DEUTDEBR135 | 135 | Grimmen, 18502 | Deutsche Bundesbank |
| DEUTDEBR136 | 136 | Ribnitz-Damgarten, 18311 | Deutsche Bundesbank |
| DEUTDEBR137 | 137 | Sassnitz, 18546 | Deutsche Bundesbank |
| DEUTDEBR138 | 138 | Stralsund, 18401 | Deutsche Bundesbank |
These are the codes present in the sources listed below — not necessarily every code the institution uses. A code ending in XXX is the head office.
How to send money to Deutsche Bank
- Ask the recipient for their bank's SWIFT/BIC code and their account number or IBAN.
- Check that the code's characters 5–6 match the country of the recipient's bank.
- Use the 11-character code if the bank gave you one; an 8-character code addresses the head office.
- Open a PayerPay account, add the recipient with these details and send in their local currency.
Common questions
What is the SWIFT code of Deutsche Bank?
The head-office code is DEUTDEBRXXX. The sources list 9 codes for this institution; a branch may use its own.
Do I need the 8- or the 11-character version?
Both address the same institution: DEUTDEBR is the 8-character form, DEUTDEBRXXX the 11-character form with XXX for the head office. Use the exact code your recipient gives you.
Is this list complete?
No. It contains the codes found in the SWIFT/GLEIF mapping table and the national registers we use, with the date of each source. Confirm the code with the recipient before sending.
Where this data comes from
Codes on this page come from the BIC-to-LEI Mapping Table published by SWIFT and GLEIF (version September 2026, gleif.org). Institution names and registered addresses come from GLEIF Level‑1 LEI reference data (released under CC0, golden copy of 2026-09-29, terms). The entity status shown is the status of the legal entity in the Global LEI System, not a statement that a code is connected to SWIFT or valid for a particular payment.
SWIFT © and database rights September 2026. All rights reserved. This Mapping Table has been developed by SWIFT. Any use of the Mapping Table, in whole or in part, is subject to the BIC/LEI Mapping Table License Agreement as published with the Mapping Table available on GLEIF’s website. The Mapping Table is updated monthly. For the latest BIC information and updates, always refer to www.swift.com/bic.
German bank codes, names, postcodes and towns: Bankleitzahlendatei — Quelle: Deutsche Bundesbank (file valid from 2026-09-29; values reproduced unchanged, terms of use).
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