SWIFT / BIC Code

RABOTRIS

Hepsi Bank

RABOTRIS is the BIC (SWIFT code) of Hepsi Bank A.Ş., registered in İstanbul. Its bank code is 00137, the code an IBAN at Hepsi Bank carries in positions 5 to 9. Its IBANs are 26 characters long. Transfers to it from outside Turkey go through SWIFT.

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TR
Valid IBAN· Hepsi Bank, Istanbul

BIC Breakdown

RABO
Bank code
TR
Country
IS
Location

RABO: institution identifier (4 letters)

TR: country code per ISO 3166-1

IS: location code (city / timezone)

Bank Details

Legal nameHepsi Bank A.Ş.
BIC / SWIFT codeRABOTRISGLEIF
Bank code00137
Registered officeEsentepe Mah.Büyükdere Cad. Bahar SOK.NO:13 KAT:7/15-16 Şişli, 34394 İstanbulGLEIF
CityIstanbul
LEI789000HP5J3Q9Y80TF43GLEIF
Official websitehepsibank.com.tr ↗
Country🇹🇷 Turkey
Institution typeForeign-owned bank

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IBAN format for 🇹🇷 Turkey

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SWIFT code for Hepsi Bank?

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

What does RABOTRIS mean?

"RABO" identifies Hepsi Bank, "TR" is the country code for Turkey, "IS" is the location code.

What is Hepsi Bank's bank code?

00137. It is the bank code in positions 5 to 9 of an IBAN from Turkey.

How long are Hepsi Bank IBANs?

26 characters, like every IBAN from Turkey: the country code TR, two check digits, the bank code (5 digits, 00137 for Hepsi Bank), the reserved (1 digit) and the account number (16 characters).

Where is Hepsi Bank's registered office?

Esentepe Mah.Büyükdere Cad. Bahar SOK.NO:13 KAT:7/15-16 Şişli, 34394 İstanbul, according to GLEIF.