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Egypt - All Banks Swift Codes / BIC Codes List

Are you looking for Egypt - All Banks Swift Codes / BIC Codes List?. If yes then you have reached at right place. Here we have listed all the active banks in Egypt with their Branch SWIFT/BIC Code details, Which is required to transfer money from Egypt's Bank to Other country banks. You can use our simple online SWIFT Code lookup tool to find Egypt - All Banks Swift Codes / BIC Codes List details quickly.

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Country
Bank
City
S.No.Swift CodeBank NameCityBranch
901 NBEGEGCX165 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT GIZA (EL-NIL BRANCH)
902 NBEGEGCX117 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT GIZA (EL-RODA BRANCH)
903 NBEGEGCX181 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT GIZA (EL-SAFF BRANCH)
904 NBEGEGCX174 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT GIZA (EL-TAKAMOL BRANCH)
905 NBEGEGCX168 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT GIZA (EMBABA BRANCH)
906 NBEGEGCX187 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT GIZA (FAISAL BRANCH)
907 NBEGEGCX185 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT GIZA (MESADAK BRANCH)
908 NBEGEGCX188 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT GIZA (SPHINX BRANCH)
909 NBEGEGCX444 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT HEHIA (HEHIA BRANCH)
910 NBEGEGCX347 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT HURGHADA (HAY EL-DAHAR BRANCH)
911 NBEGEGCX341 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT HURGHADA (HURGHADA BRANCH)
912 NBEGEGCX300 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT ISMAILIA (EL ESMAELIA BRANCH)
913 NBEGEGCX303 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT ISMAILIA (ELTAL ELKEBEER BRANCH)
914 NBEGEGCX302 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT ISMAILIA (FAYED BRANCH)
915 NBEGEGCX301 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT ISMAILIA (SUEZ CANAL UNIVERSITY BRANCH)
916 NBEGEGCX391 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KAFR EL DAWAR (KAFR EL DAWAR BRANCH)
917 NBEGEGCX396 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KAFR EL SHEIKH (KAFR EL SHEIKH BRANCH)
918 NBEGEGCX385 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KAFR EL ZAYAT (KAFR EL ZAYAT BRANCH)
919 NBEGEGCX398 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KAFR ELSHIGH (BALTEEM BRANCH)
920 NBEGEGCX397 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KAFR ELSHIGH (BEYALA BRANCH)
921 NBEGEGCX395 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KAFR ELSHIGH (QELLIN BRANCH)
922 NBEGEGCX400 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KAFR ELSHIGH (SIDI SALEM BRANCH)
923 NBEGEGCX420 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KAFR SAKR (KAFR SAKR BRANCH)
924 NBEGEGCX532 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KENA (FARSHOUT BRANCH)
925 NBEGEGCX523 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KENA (KENA BRANCH)
926 NBEGEGCX527 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KENA (NAKADA BRANCH)
927 NBEGEGCX525 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KENA (QEFT BRANCH)
928 NBEGEGCX540 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KENA (QOUS BRANCH)
929 NBEGEGCX537 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT KENA (SOUTH VALLEY UNIVERSITY)
930 NBEGEGCX524 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT LUXOR (LUXOR BRANCH)
931 NBEGEGCX512 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT MAGHAGHA (MAGHAGHA BRANCH)
932 NBEGEGCX513 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT MALLAWI (MALLAWI BRANCH)
933 NBEGEGCX517 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT MANFALOT (MANFALOT BRANCH)
934 NBEGEGCX223 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT MARSA MATROUH (EL HAMAM BRANCH)
935 NBEGEGCX219 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT MARSA MATROUH (EL-SALOOM BRANCH)
936 NBEGEGCX422 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT MENIA EL KAMH (DIARB NEGM BRANCH)
937 NBEGEGCX417 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT MENOUF (MENOUF BRANCH)
938 NBEGEGCX434 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT MIT GHAMR (MIT GHAMR BRANCH)
939 NBEGEGCX526 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT NAGA HAMMADI (NAGA HAMMADI BRANCH)
940 NBEGEGCX352 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT NEWEBAA (NEWEBAA BRANCH)
941 NBEGEGCX335 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT NORTH SINAI (RAFAH BRANCH)
942 NBEGEGCX313 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT PORT SAID (23 JULY BRANCH)
943 NBEGEGCX311 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT PORT SAID (EL KUWAIT AVENUE BRANCH)
944 NBEGEGCX312 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT PORT SAID (PORT FOUAD BRANCH)
945 NBEGEGCX310 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT PORT SAID (PORT SAID BRANCH)
946 NBEGEGCX314 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT PORT SAID (PORT-SAID-AL GOMROK BRANCH)
947 NBEGEGCX375 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT QAHA (QAHA BRANCH)
948 NBEGEGCX112 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT QALIOBIA (EL-KANATER ELKHAYRIA BRANCH)
949 NBEGEGCX374 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT QALIOBIA (KAFR SHOKR BRANCH)
950 NBEGEGCX377 NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT QALIOBIA (SAAD ZAGHLOUL BRANCH)

What is Swift Code?

A SWIFT code is an international bank code that identifies particular banks worldwide. It’s also known as a Bank Identifier Code (BIC). Swift Code is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes (BIC) and it is unique identification code for a particular bank. These codes are used when transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers. Banks also used the codes for exchanging other messages between them.

The registrations of Swift Codes are handled by Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (“SWIFT”) and their headquarters is located in La Hulpe, Belgium. SWIFT is the registered trademarks of S.W.I.F.T. SCRL with a registered address at Avenue Adèle 1, B-1310 La Hulpe, Belgium.

The Swift code consists of 8 or 11 characters. When 8-digits code is given, it refers to the primary office. The code formatted as below:-

AAAA BB CC DDD

  • First 4 characters - bank code (only letters)
  • Next 2 characters - ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (only letters)
  • Next 2 characters - location code (letters and digits) (passive participant will have "1" in the second character)
  • Last 3 characters - branch code, optional ('XXX' for primary office) (letters and digits)

The format of Swift Code is as follows:-

A A A A B B C C D D D
Bank Code Country Code Location Code Branch Code

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