INTERNATIONAL SWIFT TRANSFERS
 

SWIFT payments are international transfers used to send money between banks in over 200 countries, through a global network of secure financial messages.

How to make a SWIFT payment through ProCredit Bank

SWIFT/BIC code of the beneficiary’s bank
Beneficiary’s name and address
IBAN / account number (depending on the country)
Supporting documents (depending on the specifics of the transaction)
Payment purpose

Typically 1–3 working days, depending on the destination country and the intermediary banks involved.

SHA – fees are shared between sender and beneficiary
OUR – the sender pays all fees
BEN – the beneficiary pays all fees
FULLPAY – the sender pays a fixed fee, which represents the correspondent bank’s charge for processing the payment in USD. In this case, the full amount is credited to the beneficiary.

International payments (SWIFT)
9:00 - 16:00 every working day - value date “today”; at any other time of the day, including non-working days - registration date “next working day”. 

Correspondent banks

Bank Name SWIFT Code Currency
Main correspondent bank in EUR: ProCredit Bank AG, Frankfurt am Main, Germany PRCBDEFF EUR
Main correspondent bank in USD: The Bank of New York Mellon IRVTUS3N USD
Correspondent bank in RON: ProCredit Bank S.A., Bucharest, Romania MIROROBUXXX RON
Correspondent banks in other currencies: ProCredit Bank AG, Frankfurt am Main, Germany PRCBDEFF GBP, CHF, CNY

Correspondent Bank Details

  • EUR: ProCredit Bank AG, Frankfurt am Main
    SWIFT: PRCBDEFF
  • USD: ProCredit Bank AG, Frankfurt am Main
    SWIFT: PRCBDEFF
  • RON: ProCredit Bank S.A., Bucharest
    SWIFT: MIROROBUXXX
  • Other currencies (GBP, CHF, CNY): ProCredit Bank AG
    SWIFT: PRCBDEFF