RBOSIMD2 | THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL TRADING AS ISLE OF MAN BANK SWIFT/BIC Code
Use RBOSIMD2 to identify THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL TRADING AS ISLE OF MAN BANK in Douglas, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland for international transfers.
- SWIFT / BIC
- RBOSIMD2
- Bank
- THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL TRADING AS ISLE OF MAN BANK
- Office
- Head office
- City
- Douglas
- Address
- ATHOL STREET 2, IM99 1AN
- IBAN length
- 22 characters
- Currency
- GBP
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What RBOSIMD2 identifies
- Bank code
- RBOS
- Country code
- IM
- Location code
- D2
- Branch code
- Primary office
An 8-character code or an 11-character code ending in XXX identifies the primary office. Other 11-character endings identify a branch or office.
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What is the SWIFT/BIC code for THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL TRADING AS ISLE OF MAN BANK?
The SWIFT/BIC code for THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL TRADING AS ISLE OF MAN BANK in Douglas, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is RBOSIMD2.
Is RBOSIMD2 a head office or branch code?
This code is typically associated with the head office, although some branches may also use the head-office BIC. Always confirm the code with the recipient before sending a transfer.
How long is an IBAN in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland?
An IBAN in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland contains 22 characters. A valid length alone does not guarantee a valid account, so use the validator above to check the structure and checksum.
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