BRLADE21 is a shared BIC prefix

BRLADE21 is not one bank's SWIFT code. It is the first eight characters of a code that 14 different banks in Germany share, and it belongs to none of them on its own. In the German savings-bank and cooperative networks the opening characters identify the network and the last three identify the member, so the full eleven-character code is what tells one bank from another.

Looking for the bank behind an account? Paste the IBAN into the IBAN checker. The account's own routing code identifies the bank exactly, which an eight-character prefix cannot do.

The 14 banks that share BRLADE21

From the national routing register. The routing code is the one that appears inside an IBAN. Names are the register's own; a trailing “-alt-” marks a superseded code, usually one whose bank has merged into another (source).

BankCityFull BICRouting code
Kreissparkasse DiepholzSykeBRLADE21SYK29151700
Kreissparkasse Grafschaft Diepholz -alt-DiepholzBRLADE21DHZ25651325
Kreissparkasse Osterholz -alt-Osterholz-ScharmbeckBRLADE21OHZ29152300
Kreissparkasse VerdenVerden (Aller)BRLADE21VER29152670
Kreissparkasse Wesermünde-Hadeln -alt-BremerhavenBRLADE21BRK29250150
Kreissparkasse WittmundWittmundBRLADE21WTM28252760
Sparkasse Aurich-NordenAurichBRLADE21ANO28350000
Sparkasse EmdenEmdenBRLADE21EMD28450000
Sparkasse LeerWittmundLeer (Ostfriesland)BRLADE21LER28550000
Sparkasse Rotenburg OsterholzZevenBRLADE21ROB24151235
Sparkasse WilhelmshavenWilhelmshavenBRLADE21WHV28250110
Stadtsparkasse CuxhavenCuxhavenBRLADE21CUX24150001
Weser-Elbe SparkasseBremerhavenBRLADE21BRS29250000
Zweckverbandssparkasse ScheeßelScheeßelBRLADE21SHL29152550

See the Germany IBAN format for where the routing code sits inside an IBAN, or browse the bank directory.

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