- Bank Name:
- Bank Of India
- Branch:
- Ludhiana Branch Main
- SWIFT Code:
- BKIDINBBLUD
- City:
- Ludhiana
About Bank Of India Ludhiana Branch Main Branch
The Bank Of India Ludhiana Branch Main branch is located in Ludhiana. The SWIFT/BIC code for this branch is BKIDINBBLUD, which is required for all international wire transfers and cross-border transactions.
International Transfer Services
This Bank Of India branch offers international banking services including foreign currency accounts, overseas remittances, and wire transfers. Use the SWIFT code BKIDINBBLUD for all international transactions to this branch.
How to Use This SWIFT Code
- Copy the SWIFT code BKIDINBBLUD from above
- Provide this code to the sender for international transfers
- Include your complete account details along with the SWIFT code
- Verify the branch address before initiating transfers
Domestic NEFT/RTGS/IMPS transfers use the branch's IFSC code instead, and the currency converter shows what the incoming amount is worth in rupees.
Reading BKIDINBBLUD
The first four letters identify Bank Of India, the next two are the country code (IN for India), the following two locate the city/region, and the optional final three identify the specific branch — codes ending in XXX (or 8-character codes) denote the bank's primary office, which many banks prefer for inward remittances. Confirm with Bank Of India whether to use this branch code or the head-office code, and expect intermediary-bank charges of roughly $10–30 to be deducted en route.