MULSIDJ1 is a BIC / SWIFT code of MULTICOR SECURITIES, PT. Here you can find an address, list of currencies, correspondent relations and recommendations on how to send SWIFT transfers to this bank.
Address: WORLD TRADE CENTRE FLOOR 13 29-31, JALAN JENDERAL SUDIRMAN KAV., JAKARTA 12920 INDONESIA
INDONESIA
MULTICOR SECURITIES, PT Information
SWIFT/BIC Code
MULSIDJ1
SWIFT/BIC Code (8 characters)
MULSIDJ1
Branch Code
Country
INDONESIA
Local Currency
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Always check with your bank or recipient directly if you are planning on sending money. If you believe you made a mistake in a SWIFT code, you can ask your bank to recall the payment.
SWIFT Code MULSIDJ1 Explained:
SWIFT code is required to send an international money transfer over SWIFT (international wire transfer).
Normally, you can use first 8 symbols (MULSIDJ1) without branch code for a SWIFT funds transfer, however we recommend to double check with MULTICOR SECURITIES, PT.
Most of the time, banks rely on their own or centralized reference data (SWIFTref), so you can send SWIFT payments to MULTICOR SECURITIES, PT without specifying correspondent banks, however if you would like to manually choose one you can order information about MULSIDJ1 correspondent banks or request it from the customer service of MULTICOR SECURITIES, PT.
Payment Tracking
In order to track a SWIFT cross-border payment to/from MULTICOR SECURITIES, PT you need an UETR code, Reference #, Amount Value, Payment Date and a Currency. Usually you can find all this info in a MT103 form.
Yes. MULSIDJ1 is the SWIFT/BIC code of MULTICOR SECURITIES, PT in INDONESIA. It follows the ISO 9362 format and is used to route international (SWIFT) wire transfers to this institution.
Can I use the 8-character code MULSIDJ1?
In most cases, yes. The 8-character code MULSIDJ1 refers to the head office, while the optional last three characters (XXX) identify a specific branch. We recommend confirming the exact code with MULTICOR SECURITIES, PT or the sending bank.
How do I send a payment to MULTICOR SECURITIES, PT?
Provide the beneficiary account number or IBAN together with the SWIFT/BIC code MULSIDJ1 to your bank. To track the resulting cross-border payment you will need the UETR, which appears on the MT103 confirmation.
This record is aligned with the ISO 9362 BIC directory maintained by SWIFT — the ISO-appointed Registration Authority — and is refreshed on a monthly cycle. Last updated December 2025.
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