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Société Générale operates under SWIFT/BIC code SOGEFRPP from Paris, France. Société Générale is one of France's top three banks, particularly active in EUR, USD and African franc-zone CFA payments.
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Société Générale is one of France's top three banks, particularly active in EUR, USD and African franc-zone CFA payments.
If you have sent or received a SWIFT payment routed through Société Générale, you can verify and track it free using the UETR. Paste your 36-character UETR into the Ohmyfin homepage tracker and you will see the latest available SWIFT status — including which correspondent (possibly Société Générale itself) is holding the funds.
Société Générale's SOGEFRPP BIC follows the ISO 9362 standard: 4-letter bank code + 2-letter country code (FR) + 2-character location code (PP). Some payments may also use 11-character branch BICs that begin with SOGEFRPP.
Key facts
Bank: Société Générale
Primary BIC: SOGEFRPP
Head office: Paris, France
Standard: ISO 9362
Track payments routed through this bank free on Ohmyfin via UETR
Frequently asked questions
What is the SWIFT/BIC code for Société Générale?
The primary SWIFT/BIC code for Société Générale head office is SOGEFRPP. Branches use 11-character extensions of this code.
Where is Société Générale headquartered?
Société Générale is headquartered in Paris, France.
How do I track a payment routed through Société Générale?
Get the UETR from your bank, paste it into the Ohmyfin tracker, and you will see whether the payment is at Société Générale or has moved on. Tracking is free and requires no bank login.
Is Ohmyfin affiliated with Société Générale?
No. Ohmyfin is an independent tracking service. Société Générale and its trademarks are property of their respective owners.
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