Additional data for bank and branch formats

The additional data fields returned by countries which have a bank code and a branch code are:

In the symbolic names, CC is replaced by the 2 letter ISO country code.

BWI_CC_BANK_CODE_FIELD (1001) - Bank code
BWI_CC_BRANCH_CODE_FIELD (1002) - Branch code. For bank and branch countries that only have bank or head office level data, this field will be zero length. (for example, Portugal)
BWI_CC_BANK_NAME (1003) - Bank or institution name
BWI_CC_TELEGRAPHIC_NAME (1004) - Telegraphic Name, for Fedwire
BWI_CC_OTHER_NAME (1005) - Alternative names of the bank
BWI_CC_STREET_ADDRESS (1006) - Street Address
BWI_CC_BRANCH_NAME (1007) - Branch name
BWI_CC_POST_CODE (1008) - Post code
BWI_CC_CITY (1009) - City
BWI_CC_LOCATION (1010) - Address location as reported by SWIFT
BWI_CC_COUNTRY (1011) - Country
BWI_CC_COUNTY_PROVINCE_STATE (1012) - County, Province, State
BWI_CC_ISO_COUNTRY_CODE (1013) - 2 letter ISO country code
BWI_CC_IBAN_COUNTRY_CODE (1014) - IBAN 2 character identifier for the country or territory. This is not always the same as the ISO Country Code.

For Spain and Portugal, the additional data also includes:

BWI_CC_HO_TYPE (1016) - shows whether this is the head office (1 = head office, 2 = other branch)
BWI_CC_HO_ID (1017) - national ID of the head office. For Portugal this is the 4 digit bank code; for Spain this is the bank and branch codes combined.