Asiatrust Bank SWIFT Code in Philippines
The listed SWIFT/BIC code for Asiatrust Bank in Philippines is ATDBPHM1.
However, you should keep in mind that Asiatrust Bank may use different SWIFT codes for certain branches, cities, currencies or payment services. Before sending money, don't forget to compare the code with the recipient’s official banking instructions or confirm it directly with the receiving bank.
SWIFT/BIC Code
ATDBPHM1XXX
Bank name
Asiatrust Bank
City
City of Quezon
SWIFT code
ATDBPHM1XXX
Country
Philippines
Address
Asiatrust Building, 1424 Quezon Avenue
This is the main SWIFT/BIC code for Asiatrust Bank in Philippines.
Below you can find the local branches for Asiatrust Bank
ATDBPHM10M5
Kingsville Arcade, Marcos Highway, Mayamot, City of Antipolo
ATDBPHM10M2
M.L. Quezon Street, City of Antipolo
ATDBPHM10M3
286 Rotonda Highway Panapaan, City of Bacoor
ATDBPHM10M4
Rizal Avenue Extension Cor 9th Av, City of Caloocan
ATDBPHM10MM
King's Court Building, 2129 Pasong Tamo Extension, City of Manila
ATDBPHM10MB
Manila
ATDBPHM10M7
Bismac Building 2085 Taft Avenue, Corner Buendia Avenue, City of Pasay
ATDBPHM10M8
564 Del Monte Avenue Cor Araneta, Avenue, City of Quezon
ATDBPHM10M6
1052 E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue, City of Quezon
ATDBPHM10MA
Leyba Building, 349 Roosevelt Avenue, City of Quezon
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When can you use the Asiatrust Bank SWIFT code?
You can use Asiatrust Bank’s main SWIFT/BIC code ATDBPHM1 when:
The receiving bank is correct
The recipient has confirmed that the payment should be sent to Asiatrust Bank in Philippines.
The location details match
The country, city and branch shown with the code match the recipient’s banking instructions.
No other code was provided
The recipient has not given a different SWIFT/BIC code for a particular branch or payment service.
The payment instructions are complete
The SWIFT code is being used alongside the correct recipient name and other required bank details.
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How do you verify a Asiatrust Bank SWIFT code?
Before sending money to Asiatrust Bank, make sure the SWIFT/BIC code matches all the information provided by the recipient.
Check the code length
A SWIFT code normally contains 8 or 11 letters and numbers so be sure to check that first.
Match the bank name
Confirm that the code is associated with Asiatrust Bank, rather than a similarly named bank or intermediary.
Check the country and location
Ensure the country shown is Philippines, and compare the city, branch and bank address with the recipient’s instructions..
Review the recipient details
Check the recipient’s name, account number or IBAN and payment reference before processing the payment.
Does Asiatrust Bank use the same SWIFT code for every branch?
Not necessarily. Asiatrust Bank may use one primary SWIFT code for some international payments and separate codes for particular branches, cities, currencies or services.
An 8-character SWIFT code generally identifies a bank or primary office. An 11-character code may include three additional characters identifying a specific branch.
This does not mean that the code ATDBPHM1 is suitable for every Asiatrust Bank account. Use the code supplied by the recipient or confirm the correct details directly with the receiving bank.
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FAQs
The SWIFT/BIC code listed for Asiatrust Bank in Philippines is ATDBPHM1. However, a different code may apply to a particular branch, city, currency or payment service.
Yes. SWIFT code and BIC generally refer to the same bank identifier used to route international payments.
Check the recipient’s payment instructions, bank documentation, account information or the bank’s official support channels. The code may also appear in online banking, depending on the bank and account type.
Not always. Some banks use one primary code, while others use different codes for particular branches, cities, currencies or services.
A SWIFT/BIC code is commonly required when sending an international payment to Asiatrust Bank. Other information, such as the recipient’s account number, IBAN, bank address or intermediary-bank details, may also be needed.
Count the letters and numbers in ATDBPHM1. An 8-character code generally identifies the bank or primary office, while an 11-character code may identify a specific branch.
You may be able to use ATDBPHM1 for an international transfer to Asiatrust Bank, but only when the code matches the recipient’s official banking instructions. A different code may apply to certain branches or payment services.
Match the code with the bank name, country, city, branch and recipient details. For large, urgent or unfamiliar payments, confirm the code directly with the recipient or receiving bank.
The payment may be delayed, returned or routed incorrectly. Contact your payment provider immediately if the transfer has already been submitted with the wrong code.
A SWIFT code identifies a bank or bank branch and is not normally confidential. You should still protect sensitive information such as passwords, security codes and private account credentials.
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