• Vietcombank is one of Vietnam's highest credit rated commercial banks, according to the most prestigious credit rating agencies.

• In 2022, Fitch Ratings upgraded Vietcombank’s government support rating from BB- to BB, raising Vietcombank's long term issuer default rating 1 level, in line with Vietnam's sovereign rating of 'BB', and continuing to maintain a Positive Outlook. Vietcombank's viability rating was also upgraded to BB- due to its stable liquidity, improved asset quality, low non-performing loan ratio, and the prospect of sustainable profit growth. The increase in credit rating of Vietcombank contributes to affirming the effective operations of the bank over the past few years and is also a motivation for Vietcombank to continue to complete its business plan in 2022 and the following years.

• In the same year, S&P Ratings upgraded Vietnam’s long-term sovereign credit rating from “BB” to “BB+” and on the following day, S&P announced an update of Vietcombank’s credit rating from “BB-” to “BB” (the best rating among Vietnamese banks). As the leading bank in Vietnam, Vietcombank is expected to gain from external resources when Vietnam's sovereign credit rating improves and to get prompt and complete support from the government in case of financial difficulties.

To receive capital from a foreign partner, please provide the partner with the following information:

• Your Account Name and Account Number at Vietcombank
•  Beneficiary Bank’s name: Vietcombank (Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam)
• Address: No. 198 Tran Quang Khai Str., Hoan Kiem Dist., Ha Noi
• Country: Viet Nam
• Vietcombank’s SWIFT code: BFTVVNVX

SWIFT Global Payment Initiative (SWIFT GPI), was created to enhance customer experiences in cross-border money transactions.

Vietcombank offers SWIFT GPI standard international money transfer services, which guarantees a quicker transaction time; 24/7 Transaction tracking support; Information on the Beneficiary’s actual received money, Bank’s fees and the applied exchange rate (if any); Reduction in the cost and duration of amendments with foreign banks.