SWIFT / BIC Code

GRMAFRPP

Orange Bank

GRMAFRPP is the BIC (SWIFT code) of Orange Bank, based in Paris. Its IBANs are 27 characters long. Orange Bank no longer operates, so these details cannot be used for a new payment.

Closed. Orange Bank no longer operates. Orange withdrew from retail banking and closed Orange Bank's accounts during 2024 rather than selling them. Customers were offered a route to Hello bank!, BNP Paribas' digital bank, but had to open an account themselves, so no account was carried across and this code will not reach one. Orange says accounts have been closed and loans either settled or transferred, and its own page carries the contact forms for former customers.
Announced by Orange's own standing page for former Orange Bank customers and Orange's own press release with BNP Paribas (2024-02-27). How we check.

Check an IBAN from Orange Bank

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BIC Breakdown

GRMA
Bank code
FR
Country
PP
Location

GRMA: institution identifier (4 letters)

FR: country code per ISO 3166-1

PP: location code (city / timezone)

Bank Details

Legal nameOrange Bank
BIC / SWIFT codeGRMAFRPP
CityParis
Country🇫🇷 France
Institution typeDigital bank

IBAN format for 🇫🇷 France

France IBANs are 27 characters long.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SWIFT code for Orange Bank?

GRMAFRPP. Written with the head-office branch code it is GRMAFRPPXXX; both forms reach the same bank.

What does GRMAFRPP mean?

"GRMA" identifies Orange Bank, "FR" is the country code for France, "PP" is the location code.

How long are Orange Bank 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 still send a payment to Orange Bank?

Orange Bank no longer operates, so these details cannot be used for a new payment.

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