When sending a SWIFT international wire to PostFinance, include the BIC POFICHBE in the "SWIFT/BIC code" or "Bank identifier code" field of your sending bank's wire transfer form.
The 8-character BIC POFICHBE identifies PostFinance's head office. If you are sending to a specific branch, the bank may provide an 11-character BIC with a 3-character branch suffix (e.g. POFICHBEXXX).
Once your bank sends the wire, your payment gets a 36-character UETR tracking code. Paste it into Ohmyfin's free tracker to see the live SWIFT GPI status — no bank login needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SWIFT code for PostFinance?
The SWIFT/BIC code for PostFinance is POFICHBE. This 8-character code is used to route international wire transfers to PostFinance on the SWIFT network.
Is POFICHBE the correct SWIFT code to use?
Yes, POFICHBE is the primary SWIFT/BIC code for PostFinance. Always confirm the exact BIC (especially branch suffix) with your recipient or PostFinance's official website before sending a large wire.
How do I track a payment from PostFinance?
Ask the sender (or your bank) for the 36-character UETR tracking code from the MT103 payment confirmation (field 121). Then paste it into Ohmyfin's free SWIFT tracker for the live payment status — no login needed.
What currencies does PostFinance accept for international wires?
PostFinance handles the following major currencies: CHF, EUR, USD. Always confirm accepted currencies directly with the bank for your specific corridor.
Track a Payment from PostFinance — Free
Paste the 36-character UETR from your PostFinance wire confirmation and see the live SWIFT status in seconds. No bank login, no signup, no charge.