SWIFT/BIC Codes for Banks in Egypt

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Below are the SWIFT codes for all banks in Egypt. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. The passive participant’s codes are excluded from the list.

ID	Bank or Institution	City	Branch	Swift Code
751	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(EL-AGAMI BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX204
752	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(EL-EKBAL BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX203
753	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(EL-HANSHIA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX202
754	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(EL-MONTAZAH BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX205
755	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(EL-SEYOUF BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX216

756	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(ELSHALALAT BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX224
757	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(LOCAL LETTERS OF GUARANTEE ALEXANDRIA CENTER)	NBEGEGCX561
758	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(LOURAN BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX239
759	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(MAHATET EL RAML BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX215
760	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(MOHARAM BEIK BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX210
761	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(MOSTAFA KAMEL BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX226
762	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(ROSHDY BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX236
763	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(SAN STEFANO BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX218
764	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(SEDI GABER EL SHEIKH BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX238
765	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(SEDI GABER STATION BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX234
766	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(SIDIBESHR BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX231
767	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(SMOUHA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX211
768	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(SOMOHA CLUB BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX209

769	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(TAHIA MASR BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX235
770	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(TOSSON BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX201
771	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(VECTORYA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX222
772	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	(ZEIZINIA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX208
773	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASSUIT	(ABU TIG BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX515
774	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASSUIT	(ASSUIT BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX514
775	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASSUIT	(ASSUIT UNIVERSITY BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX516
776	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASSUIT	(DAYROOT BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX536
777	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASSUIT	(EL-KHARGA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX544
778	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASSUIT	(EL-KOSSEYA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX535
779	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASSUIT	(SAHEL SELIM BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX496
780	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASSUIT	(SEDFA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX545
781	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASSUIT	(TIBA LUXOR BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX497

782	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	(ASWAN BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX528
783	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	(DERAW BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX534
784	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	(EDFOU BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX529
785	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	(EL-AQAD BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX531
786	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	(KOM OMBO BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX530
787	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BANHA	(BANHA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX376
788	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BANI MAZAR	(BANI MAZAR BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX510
789	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BANI SUEF	(BANI SUEF BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX504
790	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BANI SUEF	(BOSH BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX507
791	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BANI SUEF	(EL-FASHN BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX505
792	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BANI SUEF	(EL-WASTA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX506
793	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BANI SUEF	(SHARK BENI SUEF BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX546
794	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BELBEIS	(BELBEIS BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX425

795	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BOURG EL ARAB	(BOURG EL ARAB BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX217
796	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO		NBEGEGCX
797	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	(15 MAY BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX087
798	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	(ABBAS ELAKAD BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX073
799	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	(ABDEL AZIZ AL SOUD BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX031
800	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	(ABO DAWOOD EL ZAHRY)	NBEGEGCX021

What is a SWIFT Code?

A SWIFT Code is a standard format of Bank Identifier Code (BIC) used to specify a particular bank or branch. These codes are used when transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers. Banks also use these codes for exchanging messages between them.

SWIFT codes comprise of 8 or 11 characters. All 11 digit codes refer to specific branches, while 8 digit codes (or those ending in 'XXX') refer to the head or primary office. SWIFT codes are formatted as follows:

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, passive participant will have "1" in the second character (letters and digits)
Last 3 characters - branch code, optional - 'XXX' for primary office (letters and digits)

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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 trademark of S.W.I.F.T. SCRL with a registered address at Avenue Adèle 1, B-1310 La Hulpe, Belgium.

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