SWIFT / BIC Code
GRGTFR22
DOMINO (Green-Got)
GRGTFR22 is the BIC (SWIFT code) of DOMINO (Green-Got), based in Neuilly-sur-Seine. Its IBANs are 27 characters long. The bank receives SEPA Instant transfers and answers Verification of Payee name checks.
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BIC Breakdown
GRGT: institution identifier (4 letters)
FR: country code per ISO 3166-1
22: location code (city / timezone)
Bank Details
Payments it can receive
DOMINO (Green-Got)'s participation in the European payment schemes, from the EPC register of participants.
Verification of Payee lets the payer's bank compare the name typed on a euro transfer with the account holder's name. This page shows whether the bank takes part; ibanchecker.cash does not check names.
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IBAN format for 🇫🇷 France
France IBANs are 27 characters long.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SWIFT code for DOMINO (Green-Got)?
GRGTFR22. Written with the head-office branch code it is GRGTFR22XXX; both forms reach the same bank. A euro transfer within SEPA needs only the IBAN.
What does GRGTFR22 mean?
"GRGT" identifies DOMINO (Green-Got), "FR" is the country code for France, "22" is the location code.
How long are DOMINO (Green-Got) IBANs?
27 characters, like every IBAN from France: the country code FR, two check digits, the bank code (5 digits), the branch code (5 digits), the account number (11 characters) and the check key (2 digits).
Can I send an instant transfer to DOMINO (Green-Got)?
Yes. The European Payments Council lists DOMINO (Green-Got) in SEPA Instant Credit Transfer since 7 April 2026, so an instant euro transfer from a participating bank reaches its accounts in seconds.
Does DOMINO (Green-Got) confirm the payee's name?
Yes. It answers Verification of Payee requests (since 11 May 2026), so the payer's bank can compare the name entered with the account holder's name before a euro transfer is sent.