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Do All Banks Have SWIFT Codes? In this informative video, we’ll discuss the role of SWIFT codes in international banking and how they affect your money transfers. SWIFT codes are essential for ensuring that your funds reach the correct destination when sending money across borders. We’ll explain what a SWIFT code is, how it functions, and the differences between larger banks and smaller institutions like credit unions when it comes to these codes. Understanding this system is important for anyone looking to make international transactions, as it can save you time and prevent potential errors in your transfers.

We'll also cover how smaller banks and credit unions often rely on partnerships with larger banks that possess their own SWIFT codes to facilitate international payments. This allows them to offer their customers the ability to send and receive money globally, even if they don’t have a SWIFT code of their own. Additionally, we will guide you on where to find SWIFT code information for your bank and what to do if your bank does not have one.

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