SWIFT Code for Banco Industrial in Guatemala

INDLGTGCXXX is Banco Industrial Guatemala’s SWIFT code. Different transaction types may call for a different SWIFT/BIC code, so verify the correct one with your recipient or with Banco Industrial before moving forward.

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INDLGTGCXXX

INDLGTGCXXX is built from four parts: INDL identifies Banco Industrial as the bank, GT marks Guatemala as the country, GC points to the Guatemala City location, and XXX designates the main branch.

Banco Industrial SWIFT code details

Bank Name

Banco Industrial

SWIFT/BIC codeINDLGTGCXXX
Bank address7 Av 5-10, Nivel 9, Centro Financiero Torre 1, Zona 4
CityGuatemala City
CountryGuatemala
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Why do I need a Banco Industrial SWIFT code?

A SWIFT/BIC code connects the sending bank to the correct receiving institution during an international transfer. Without it, a transfer to a Banco Industrial account in Guatemala cannot be directed to the right destination.

 

Recipients can find their branch-specific Banco Industrial Guatemala SWIFT code on one of their bank statements or by logging into their online account.

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How to find a local branch SWIFT code for Banco Industrial

Collect your recipient’s account information

Request your recipient’s account number and the Banco Industrial SWIFT code. Their most recent bank statement or online banking portal should have what you need.

Confirm the branch SWIFT code

Banco Industrial branches throughout Guatemala may each carry a unique SWIFT code. If the branch code isn’t available, the main branch code INDLGTGCXXX can also work.

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With the correct bank account transfer details ready, enter them during checkout. Simply provide the bank name and Western Union will determine the right SWIFT code. All that’s left to do is fund your transfer and send.

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Understanding SWIFT codes

SWIFT codes are 8 to 11 characters long, and each segment carries a specific meaning:

 

1 – Bank code (4 letters)

INDL represents Banco Industrial de Guatemala.

 

2 – Country code (2 letters)

GT stands for Guatemala.

 

3 – Location code (2 letters or numbers)

This indicates the bank’s city or regional office, GC in this case for Guatemala City.

 

4 – Branch code (3 character)

These identify a specific branch, and when they read XXX, the code refers to the bank’s head office.

 

If you don’t have a branch-specific code, the main Banco Industrial Guatemala SWIFT code is INDLGTGCXXX.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a SWIFT/BIC code for international money transfers to Banco Industrial?

Yes. A SWIFT code is required for any international transfer to a Banco Industrial account in Guatemala. It tells the network exactly where to send the funds, and without it, the transaction cannot be completed. Banco Industrial Guatemala’s SWIFT code for the main office is INDLGTGCXXX.

How do I find a SWIFT code for Banco Industrial?

Your recipient is the best starting point. Banco Industrial customers can locate their branch SWIFT code on a bank statement or through their online banking account. You can also consult Western Union’s bank codes guide for additional guidance.

Do all Banco Industrial branches use the same SWIFT code?

No. Individual branches may have their own assigned codes, so confirming the right one before sending is always worth the extra step. If the branch-specific code isn’t on hand, the head office code INDLGTGCXXX works for most transfers.

Do all banks in Guatemala have a SWIFT code?

Most Guatemalan banks that process international transfers hold a SWIFT code. Smaller institutions without one typically route cross-border transactions through a correspondent bank, using that bank’s code in place of their own. Our guide on SWIFT codes vs. IBANs covers how different transfer codes compare.

This content is for informational purposes only. Western Union does not require you add bank codes when performing an international money transfer.