BPC may refer to:
Information technology Binary Processing Chip Bits per component (or per channel, or per color), bpc, defining color depth BPC (time signal), a low frequency time code signal broadcast from China Business process customization, a function in process management software Bypass Paywalls Clean, a browser extension to circumvent paywalls
Organizations Education Blais Proteomic Center, Molecular Biology Core Facilities, at Dana–Farber Cancer Institute Bournemouth and Poole College, England Brewton–Parker College (now Brewton–Parker Christian University), Mount Vernon, Georgia, U.S.
Politics Bipartisan Policy Center, a Washington, D.C.-based think tank British Purchasing Commission, an organisation in the Second World War
Religion Bible Presbyterian Church, an American Protestant denomination
Trade and business Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation, a Bangladeshi government tourism organization BPC, an international payments software provider headquartered in Switzerland Braspress Air Cargo, a brazilian cargo airline (ICAO code BPC) British Patient Capital, a subsidiary of the British Business Bank British Phosphate Commission, managed extraction of phosphate from Christmas Island, Nauru, and Banaba Island 1920–1981 British Polling Council, an association of market research companies British Poultry Council, a national trade group for the poultry meat industry Burns, Philp & Co, Limited, Australian Securities Exchange code
Medical science British Pharmacopoeia Commission, responsible for the British Pharmacopoeia British Pharmaceutical Codex, supplementing the British Pharmacopoeia British Psychoanalytic Council, an association of psychoanalytic training institutions and professional associations
Other uses Bâtiment de projection et de commandement (projection and command ship), the Mistral class of amphibious assault ships Battery Park City, a neighborhood in New York City Belgian Poker Challenge, poker tournament that defines the Belgian Poker Champion BPitch Control, a German record label Brushed Pottery culture, an archaeological culture