SBIC Bank is an FDIC-insured bank and a subsidiary of State Bank of India (SBI). Use the numbers below to get paid, send a wire, or receive money from abroad into your SBIC account.
SWIFT Codes per Branch:
SBIC Bank's Routing Number:
Use the routing number for direct deposit, ACH transfers, and wires within the U.S. Use the SWIFT code for your branch when someone outside the U.S. is sending money to your account. Either way, you'll also need your account number.
Before sending or receiving a wire, confirm the instructions by calling us at 877-707-1995. SBIC Bank will never email you new wire instructions.
SBIC Bank is an independent U.S. institution and cannot assist with accounts held at SBI in India.
Every account is assigned to a home branch. Use that branch's SWIFT code. Not sure which one is yours? Contact us and we'll confirm it.
Contact UsOnly use the routing number found on this website. Third-party sites sometimes list outdated or incorrect numbers, so always confirm with us before sending money.
No. These numbers are for receiving money into your SBIC Bank account. To send money to India or Bangladesh, use SendMoneyEZ®.
Send MoneyYour full name and address as they appear on your account, your account number, your branch's SWIFT code, and our bank name and address as found on this website.
Most international wires reach us directly with the SWIFT code. If the sender's bank asks for an intermediary or correspondent bank, call us before the wire is sent and we'll provide the details.
Contact UsIt's the nine-digit number at the bottom left of your check. Your account number follows it.
Log in to online banking to view it, or check the bottom of your checks. You can also connect with us through the Virtual Branch.
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