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40-39-16 — Sort Code of Hsbc Bank plc in Ruthin

The Hsbc Bank plc located in Ruthin has the following Sort Code: 40-39-16. This is the number for the Ruthin Branch only. You can find the complete details for the Ruthin branch of the Hsbc Bank plc in the below table, including the exact address of the institution, phone number, and more.

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Bank Hsbc Bank plc

Branch / Location Ruthin

SWIFT / BIC Code MIDLGB2152M

CHAPS BIC Code MIDLGB22XXX

Address St. Peter'S Square, Ruthin, Denbighshire, LL15, 1AB

City Ruthin

Change Date April 22, 2021

Supported Payment Methods

Faster payments Faster Payments can be sent to this sort code.

Direct debts Bacs Direct Debits can be set up on this sort code.

C&CCC payments Eligible for Cheque & Credit Clearing.

CHAPS Payments can be sent to this sort code.

BACS Credit payments can be sent to this sort code.

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How do I find my Sort Code on a Hsbc Bank plc cheque?

Disclaimer: In the picture below, which is solely used for illustration purposes, the image is not an actual “Hsbc Bank plc“ document.

Like most banking institutions, Hsbc Bank plc lists their Sort Code in two places on their cheques. If you look at the upper right-hand corner of the cheque, you will see a string of three numbers. This is the Sort Code.

You can also look at the sequences of numbers at the bottom of the cheque. The first set of numbers indicates the cheque number, the second set of numbers is the Sort Code, the last set of numbers is the account number.

What do the numbers mean?

The first two digits 40 identify the specific bank.

The last four digits 3916 refer to the specific branch of that bank.

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Are there other ways to find the Hsbc Bank plc Sort Code?

Finding the Sort Code for Hsbc Bank plc Accounts is quite easy. You can look at any of your bank statements and you will find the code listed. You will also find the code on any paperwork you prepared when opening the account.

The easiest way to find the Sort Code for your bank account is to look at the Hsbc Bank plc debit card issued to your account. The Sort Code will be located in the lower left-hand corner of the card.

Please note that the sort number may not always appear on a debit card.

Hsbc Bank plc Debit Card Sample with Sort Code 40-39-16

Disclaimer: The picture shown is for illustration purpose only and not an actual “Hsbc Bank plc“ document.

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WHAT a Sort Code is?

Sort Code (also called as "branch sort code" or "NSC") is a 6 numeric digit number that identifies the branch of your British or Irish bank in the United Kingdom. It is used to identify and route the domestic money transfers to the respective bank and account.

What can someone do with Sort Code, an account number and address?

Revealing this information is not a cause for concern because it isn’t possible for your account to be hacked with just an account number and Sort Code.

The information contained in a Sort Code can identify the bank that a transaction is made from when processing a cheque. If you are trying to track down a transaction, this number can help you identify the location of the account and the branch in which the account is held.

Is a SWIFT Code the Same as a Sort Code?

No, it isn't! A SWIFT code is the same thing as a BIC. This number is used to identify banks on an international scale. In most cases, this sequence of numbers is eight digits long. If the SWIFT Code has 11 digits, the last three digits will identify the specific branch of the account. SWIFT codes are generally used for international transactions and are very common in the EU.

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