How to use this country page
Scan bank names first, then compare city and branch labels. The country layer is designed for browsing, so users and crawlers can follow a clean path into bank and code pages.
Browse Faroe Islands bank entries by bank name, city and branch, then open the exact SWIFT/BIC detail page.
Each page shows 30 rows so large countries remain easy to browse. Use pagination to continue through the list.
| Bank name | City | Branch | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| BANKNORDIK P/F (FORMERLY FOROYA BANKI P/F) | TORSHAVN | Head office | View details |
| BANKNORDIK P/F (FORMERLY FOROYA BANKI P/F) | TORSHAVN | Head office | View details |
| BANKNORDIK P/F (FORMERLY FOROYA BANKI P/F) | TORSHAVN | KONTANTDEPOT | View details |
| BETRI BANKI P/F | TORSHAVN | Branch office | View details |
| BETRI BANKI P/F | TORSHAVN | Head office | View details |
| BETRI BANKI P|F | TORSHAVN | Head office | View details |
| FOSSBANKIN | TORSHAVN | Head office | View details |
| FOSSBANKIN | TORSHAVN | Head office | View details |
| NORDOYA SPARIKASSI | KLAKSVIK | Head office | View details |
| P|F SUDUROYAR SPARIKASSI | VAGUR | Head office | View details |
| SPK NORDOYA SPARIKASSI | KLAKSVIK | Branch office | View details |
| SPK NORDOYA SPARIKASSI | KLAKSVIK | Head office | View details |
| SUDUROYAR SPARIKASSI | VAGUR | Head office | View details |
Scan bank names first, then compare city and branch labels. The country layer is designed for browsing, so users and crawlers can follow a clean path into bank and code pages.
After opening a detail page, confirm the SWIFT/BIC, receiving bank name, city, branch address, recipient account number and payment purpose before sending money.
Quick answers for users who arrive from SWIFT code, BIC code or international wire transfer searches.
Scan bank names first, then compare city and branch labels. The country layer is designed for browsing, so users and crawlers can follow a clean path into bank and code pages.
After opening a detail page, confirm the SWIFT/BIC, receiving bank name, city, branch address, recipient account number and payment purpose before sending money.
A bank-level list is useful because one institution can have many SWIFT/BIC codes across different cities, departments and branch offices.