The missing digits are replaced with XXX and directed through the head office of the bank to the right branch. €™m supposed to show how to look for the codes but instead explains something in reverse like a person already know the codes but still crazy enough to look for the same thing twice. But if your asking customers to pay you via bank transfer they may request it. You can find bank payment codes or Bank Identifier Codes in the SWIFT BIC online database of worldwide banks using the form below:Unlike the modern IBAN, the telex-era SWIFT (or BIC as it is now known) does not include a check sum for automatic validation. SWIFT is the process the Commonwealth Bank uses to send money overseas (similar to BPay used for domestic payments) and a BIC is the code that the SWIFT system uses to identify banks worldwide.

CountryCityBank NameBranchSWIFT
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA009
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA010
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA014
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA016
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA011
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA008
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA003
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA002
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA012
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA007
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA006
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA005
Nigeria Lagos United Bank FOR Africa PLC United Bank FOR Africa PLC UNAFNGLA004