Banca Sella: SWIFT code, ATMs and accounts for foreigners

About Banca Sella

Banca Sella is still controlled by the Sella family. It is strongest in Piedmont and has branches in other regions, especially in the north.

The group runs Fabrick, a fintech platform, and was one of the first Italian banks to offer internet banking in the 1990s.

Banca Sella SWIFT/BIC and ABI codes

Banca Sella uses the SWIFT/BIC code SELBIT2B for its head office. When a form asks for 11 characters, add XXX to make SELBIT2BXXX. Some branches and services have their own 11-character codes; if the account holder gives you one, use theirs.

The ABI code 03268 identifies Banca Sella inside every Italian IBAN. It sits in characters 6 to 10, straight after the check letter (CIN):

Illustration only, not a real account. Use the Italian IBAN checker to validate a real IBAN and see which bank it belongs to.

Using Banca Sella ATMs with a foreign card

Banca Sella ATMs accept foreign cards. Check the on-screen fee before confirming.

For a full comparison of fees across Italian banks, see ATMs in Italy.

Opening a Banca Sella account as a foreigner

Accounts generally require a codice fiscale and Italian residency. Ask a branch about non-resident options.

You will need a codice fiscale first. Our guide to opening a bank account in Italy lists the documents and steps.

Banca Sella in Italian cities

Banca Sella has branches in these city guides, with tips on where to withdraw cash and local bank holidays:

• Turin