Country · East Asia & Pacific

Thailand

Check who the institutions in Thailand are: whether each holds a BIC, which register lists it and whether an LEI is mapped. No tracked register covers Thailand, so every institution listed here holds a BIC.

165
Institutions
Active · inactive not published
165
Hold a BIC
100% of institutions
—
On a tracked register
Not covered by a tracked register
78
LEI mapped
47% of institutions
2
ECB-supervised
2 significant, 0 less significant

Thailand at a glance

Every row is the same 165 institutions, split by one attribute

Type

  • Financial institution 149 · 90%
  • Credit institution 8 · 4.8%
  • Non-financial corporate 8 · 4.8%

Identification

Regulation level

LEI

  • LEI mapped 78 · 47%
  • No LEI mapped 87 · 53%
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AttributeInstitutionsShare
Type
Financial institution14990%
Credit institution84.8%
Non-financial corporate84.8%
Identification
BIC only165100%
Regulation level
Prudential licence84.8%
Not on a tracked register15795%
LEI
LEI mapped7847%
No LEI mapped8753%

An institution is one entry in the directory: a BIC8 in Swift’s directory, or a firm on a tracked register that holds no BIC. Licences held by an institution with a BIC are shown on its page.

BIC data as at 23 September 2026

Institutions in Thailand

The first 25 of 165 institutions in Thailand, with or without a BIC: prudentially supervised and larger institutions first. No OFAC or EU listing cites an institution in Thailand.

See all 165 institutions in Thailand →

Regulation and supervision

None of the 22 tracked registers covers Thailand. All 165 institutions listed here hold a BIC; firms licensed only by Thailand’s national authorities are not listed. By regulation level: 8 prudentially supervised, 157 not on a tracked register.

Groups and systemic importance

Institutions in Thailand belong to 11 groups on the FSB’s 2025 list of global systemically important banks (G-SIBs). GLEIF records the head office of 5 corporate groups in the directory here. For 22 institutions here, GLEIF records a parent in another country.

Largest other groups

GLEIF consolidation groups, by legal entities (LEIs) in this country

Parents abroad

Institutions here by the country of their GLEIF ultimate parent (else direct parent)

GLEIF parents are accounting-consolidation relationships. They do not show ownership shares or control.

Payments and connectivity

Of the 165 institutions in Thailand that hold a BIC, 23.6% are connected to Swift and 7 are Swift GPI members, as at 23 September 2026.

Connection to Swift

Institutions that hold a BIC, by connection type in Swift’s directory

  • Connected to Swift39 · 23.6%
  • Reverse billing13 · 7.9%
  • Passive participant (no connection)113 · 68.5%

A BIC does not imply a connection to the Swift network.

Payment schemes

Institutions that hold a BIC, reachable in each scheme

Swift GPI members
7 institutions
Swift GPI members, live
7 institutions
See all 7 Swift GPI members →

Trading venues

17 live market identifier codes (ISO 10383) operated by institutions here, by category

  • Systematic internaliserSINT9
  • Not specifiedNSPD6
  • OtherOTHR2

All BIC codes in Thailand

Look up any of the 218 BIC codes registered in Thailand: the head offices and branch codes of the 165 institutions here that hold a BIC, with their LEIs and flags.

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Where branch codes cluster

Branch codes by city, top 8

  • Bangkok46
  • Chiangmai3
  • Songkhla3
  • Chonburi2
  • Nakhon Pathom1
  • Phuket1
  • Rajburi1
  • Samutprakarn1

Sources & method

Each institution counts once, in one country: the BIC country when it holds a BIC, otherwise the country of the register that lists it. Licences in other countries are shown on its page.

Sanctions listings are matched on the BIC and on the LEI mapped to it, so they cover institutions that hold a BIC only. Institutions without a BIC are not screened. Always screen against the official lists.

Read the methodology →

Sources for this page

  • Swift ISO 9362 BIC directory—institutions and branch codes, mapped to LEIs through the Swift and GLEIF BIC-to-LEI relationship file. As at 23 September 2026
  • ECB list of supervised entities · ECB ↗ published 20 August 2026
  • FSB 2025 list of global systemically important banks · FSB ↗ published 27 November 2025
  • GLEIF relationship records (Level 2)—accounting consolidation as reported to GLEIF · about Level 2 data ↗ as at 25 September 2026

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