Swift codes are essential for international transfers. This guide explains what they are, how to find them, and which Singapore banks use them.



A SWIFT code is a unique identifier for banks, ensuring money is transferred securely across borders. For Singapore, examples include:

  • DBS Bank: DBSSSGSG
  • OCBC Bank: OCBCSGSG
  • UOB Bank: UOVBSGSG

Clients can find codes on official bank websites or through account statements. Providing the correct SWIFT code prevents delays and failed transfers.

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