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Azerbaijan SWIFT Codes and Bank Codes
Find SWIFT/BIC codes and six-digit Azerbaijani bank codes for the 22 banks in the Central Bank payment-system register.
Use a SWIFT/BIC for an international business payment to Azerbaijan. Use the six-digit bank code when the payment form or receiving instructions request the domestic institution identifier.
The Central Bank of Azerbaijan publishes bank codes and SWIFT codes together in its payment-system participant register. The table covers 22 banks in that register. The roster was cross-checked against the Central Bank’s live bank register and 2026 banking statistics on October 15, 2026.
Azerbaijan SWIFT codes and bank codes
An Azerbaijani bank code is a six-digit domestic identifier used in national payment systems. A SWIFT/BIC identifies the institution in international bank messaging. The beneficiary account details and currency-specific receiving instructions remain necessary.
AccessBank CJSC
ACABAZ22
505000
AFB Bank OJSC
AZFIAZ22
503217
International Bank of Azerbaijan OJSC
IBAZAZ2X
805250
Azerbaijan Industry Bank OJSC
CAPNAZ22
509664
Azer-Turk Bank OJSC
AZRTAZ22
507699
Bank Eurasia OJSC
AVRAAZ22
505129
Bank of Baku OJSC
JBBKAZ22
506924
Bank Respublika OJSC
BRESAZ22
505668
Bank VTB (Azerbaijan) OJSC
VTBAAZ22
506623
BTB Bank OJSC
BBTBAZ22
501145
Expressbank OJSC
AZENAZ22
505099
Xalq Bank OJSC
HAJCAZ22
505055
Kapital Bank OJSC
AIIBAZ2X
200004
Bank Melli Iran, Baku Branch
MELIAZ22
509761
Pasha Bank OJSC
PAHAAZ22
505141
Premium Bank OJSC
AZALAZ22
507473
Rabitabank OJSC
RBTAAZ22
506399
TuranBank OJSC
TURAAZ22
507462
Unibank CB OJSC
UBAZAZ22
505754
Yapi Kredi Bank Azerbaijan CJSC
KABAAZ22
509987
Yelo Bank OJSC
NICBAZ22
507064
Ziraat Bank Azerbaijan OJSC
TCZBAZ22
512372
The participant register used for the code table is the current file linked by the Central Bank’s payment-system page. The bank names were also checked against the live public bank register; Central Bank statistics report 22 operating banks in 2026.
Are SWIFT codes different for business accounts?
Business and personal accounts generally use the same institution-level SWIFT/BIC. Receiving instructions can still differ by legal entity, account currency, product or correspondent route.
How to choose the correct Azerbaijan bank code
- Identify the payment route. International wires commonly request the SWIFT/BIC. A domestic workflow may request the six-digit bank code.
- Match the legal institution. Use the exact bank named in the beneficiary instructions.
- Check the account currency. Foreign-currency payments may include correspondent-bank details.
- Confirm before release. Verify changed or first-time instructions with a known contact at the recipient business.
Using Azerbaijan bank details in a business payment workflow
Store the beneficiary name, account or IBAN, currency, legal bank name and verified routing details together. Require a second-channel check when bank details change.
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Frequently asked questions
Is an Azerbaijan bank code the same as a SWIFT code?
No. The six-digit bank code is a domestic payment-system identifier. A SWIFT/BIC identifies the institution for international messaging.
Does the bank code replace the beneficiary account number?
No. A payment still requires the beneficiary’s account or IBAN and any currency-specific receiving instructions.
Are these codes different for business accounts?
The institution codes are generally shared across customer types. Receiving instructions can still differ by legal entity, account currency or payment route.
How should Azerbaijan bank details be verified?
Compare the bank code and SWIFT/BIC with current instructions issued for the beneficiary account before releasing funds.
