SGABBEB2 SWIFT Code for Societe Generale (belgian Head Office)

SGABBEB2 is the SWIFT/BIC code for Societe Generale (belgian Head Office) in Brussels, Belgium. Check the bank name, city, branch and address before sending an international wire transfer.

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SGABBEB2 SWIFT Code for Societe Generale (belgian Head Office)

SGABBEB2 is a SWIFT/BIC code entry for Societe Generale (belgian Head Office) in Belgium. This bank code helps international payment networks identify the receiving bank, country, location and branch before funds are routed.

Bank nameSOCIETE GENERALE (BELGIAN HEAD OFFICE)
CityBRUSSELS
BranchHead office
SWIFT / BIC Code
SGABBEB2
Bank codeSGAB
CountryBelgium
Branch typeHead office
Bank nameSOCIETE GENERALE (BELGIAN HEAD OFFICE)
CountryBelgium
CityBRUSSELS
BranchHead office
AddressPARK ATRIUM, RUE DES COLONIES-KOLONIESTRAAT 11
Postal code1000

When to use this SWIFT code

Use SGABBEB2 when a transfer instruction points to Societe Generale (belgian Head Office) in Brussels, Belgium or a branch handled through this code.

Before you send money

  • SWIFT / BIC Code: SGABBEB2
  • Bank name: SOCIETE GENERALE (BELGIAN HEAD OFFICE)
  • View details: Account number, account name, address and payment purpose.
  • Disclaimer: SWIFT/BIC information is provided for reference only. Always verify transfer details with the receiving bank before making an international payment.

Societe Generale (belgian Head Office) SWIFT code overview

SGABBEB2 is a SWIFT/BIC code entry for Societe Generale (belgian Head Office) in Belgium. This bank code helps international payment networks identify the receiving bank, country, location and branch before funds are routed.

SWIFT / BIC Code

SGABBEB2

BIC

BIC and SWIFT code usually describe the same routing identifier.

Bank code

SGAB identifies SOCIETE GENERALE (BELGIAN HEAD OFFICE).

How this SWIFT/BIC is used in a transfer

Most international transfers require more than one field. The SWIFT/BIC code works together with recipient account details, bank address and payment purpose.

Transfer fieldExample for this pageWhy it matters
SWIFT / BIC CodeSGABBEB2Routes the international payment to the correct receiving bank or branch.
Bank nameSOCIETE GENERALE (BELGIAN HEAD OFFICE)Confirms the institution named in the transfer instruction.
CityBRUSSELSHelps distinguish one branch location from another.
BranchHead officeIdentifies the final branch after the bank receives the payment.

SGABBEB2 code breakdown

Understanding each segment helps users confirm whether the code points to the right bank, country, location and branch.

SegmentMeaningWhat it identifies
SGABBank codeSOCIETE GENERALE (BELGIAN HEAD OFFICE)
BECountry codeBelgium
B2Location codeBRUSSELS
Branch codeHead office

Related Societe Generale (belgian Head Office) codes

Nearby entries from the same bank help users choose the correct city or branch before making a transfer.

SWIFT/BICCityBranchDetails
SGABBEB2BRUBRUSSELSBRANCHView details
SGABBEB2CTIBRUSSELSBranch officeView details
SGABBEB2TG2BRUSSELSBranch officeView details

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SGABBEB2 SWIFT Code for Societe Generale (belgian Head Office)

SWIFT / BIC Code

SOCIETE GENERALE (BELGIAN HEAD OFFICE) SWIFT Codes

Bank name

Belgium SWIFT Codes

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BRUSSELS SWIFT/BIC

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SGABBEB2 SWIFT / BIC Code

SGABBEB2 is a 8-character SWIFT/BIC code. Match it with the receiving bank instruction before sending money.

SOCIETE GENERALE (BELGIAN HEAD OFFICE) Branch

Large banks may use different branch codes by city, branch or payment-processing center. Compare the city and branch fields carefully.

Disclaimer: SWIFT/BIC information is provided for reference only. Always verify transfer details with the receiving bank before making an international payment.

Disclaimer: SWIFT/BIC information is provided for reference only. Always verify transfer details with the receiving bank before making an international payment.