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A sort code is a name given by both the British and Irish banking industry to the bank codes which are used to route money transfers between banks within their respective countries via their respective clearance organizations.

The six-digit sort code number is an identifier for both the bank and the branch where the bank account is held. In some cases, the first digit of the sort code identifies the bank itself and in other cases, the first 2 digits identify the bank.

No.	Sort Code	Bank	Branch	City
1	609265 | 60-92-65	Deutsche Bank Ag	St Helier Jersey	St. Helier
2	499999 | 49-99-99	Deutsche Bank Ag	Chaps	–
3	499990 | 49-99-90	Deutsche Bank Ag	Chaps Routing	–
4	405243 | 40-52-43	Deutsche Bank Ag	Depfa Bank A.G. London Br	London
5	405081 | 40-50-81	Deutsche Bank Ag	6-8 Bishopsgate	London
6	404828 | 40-48-28	Deutsche Bank Ag	23 Great Winchester St Ec2	London
7	300058 | 30-00-58	Deutsche Bank Ag	London Uk Oversea Customers	London
8	300057 | 30-00-57	Deutsche Bank Ag	London Banking Subsidiaries	London
9	300056 | 30-00-56	Deutsche Bank Ag	London Overseas Branches	London
10	300055 | 30-00-55	Deutsche Bank Ag	London Bacs	London
11	300030 | 30-00-30	Deutsche Bank Ag	Deutsche Bank Ag Dcc.	London
12	237470 | 23-74-70	Deutsche Bank Ag	P R S	London
13	236083 | 23-60-83	Deutsche Bank Ag	London 3	London
14	235906 | 23-59-06	Deutsche Bank Ag	Db Mortgages	Cheltenham
15	233055 | 23-30-55	Deutsche Bank Ag	Euro Services	London
16	231048 | 23-10-48	Deutsche Bank Ag	Corporate Customers	London
17	232072 | 23-20-72	Deutsche Bank Ag	London	London
18	230176 | 23-01-76	Deutsche Bank Ag	Financial Institutions	London
19	234238 | 23-42-38	Deutsche Bank Ag	Deutsche Bank Ag London Br	London