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Below are the SWIFT codes for all banks in Egypt. Only active SWIFT codes are shown. All passive (i.e. inactive) codes are excluded from the list.

ID	Bank or Institution	City	Branch	Swift Code
801	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ALEXANDRIA	ZEIZINIA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX208
802	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	ASWAN BRANCH	NBEGEGCX528
803	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	ASWAN PHILAE BRANCH	NBEGEGCX878
804	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	DERAW BRANCH	NBEGEGCX534
805	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	EDFOU BRANCH	NBEGEGCX529
806	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	EL-AQAD BRANCH	NBEGEGCX531
807	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	HORUS EDFU BRANCH	NBEGEGCX567
808	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	KOM OMBO BRANCH	NBEGEGCX530
809	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	NASR NUBA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX554
810	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	NEW ASWAN BRANCH	NBEGEGCX489
811	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASWAN	SUBIC KOM OMBO ASWAN BRANCH	NBEGEGCX552
812	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	ABNOUB BRANCH	NBEGEGCX558
813	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	ABU TIG BRANCH	NBEGEGCX515
814	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	AL BADARY BRANCH	NBEGEGCX582
815	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	AL-BAHR AL-AAZEM - DAYRUT BRANCH	NBEGEGCX577
816	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	ASSUIT BRANCH	NBEGEGCX514
817	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	ASSUIT UNIVERSITY BRANCH	NBEGEGCX516
818	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	BRANCH OF QUSIYA NEW	NBEGEGCX568
819	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	DAYROOT BRANCH	NBEGEGCX536
820	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	EL-KHARGA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX544
821	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	EL-KOSSEYA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX535
822	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	NEW ASSIUT BRANCH	NBEGEGCX550
823	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	SAHEL SELIM BRANCH	NBEGEGCX496
824	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	SEDFA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX545
825	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	ASYUT	TIBA LUXOR BRANCH	NBEGEGCX497
826	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BADR CITY	RUBIKY BRANCH	NBEGEGCX057
827	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BANHA	BANHA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX376
828	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BEHEIRA	ABOU HOMOUS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX389
829	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BEHEIRA	BEHIRRA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX237
830	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BEHEIRA	EDKO BRANCH	NBEGEGCX212
831	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BEHEIRA	ETAI ELBAROUD BRANCH	NBEGEGCX393
832	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BEHEIRA	RASHEED BRANCH	NBEGEGCX394
833	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BEHEIRA	SOUTH BEHEIRA BRANCH ITAY EL-BAROUD	NBEGEGCX253
834	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BELBEIS CITY	MANSHIET BELBEIS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX365
835	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BENI MAZAR	BANI MAZAR BRANCH	NBEGEGCX510
836	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BENI SUEF	BANI SUEF BRANCH	NBEGEGCX504
837	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BENI SUEF	BENI SUEF GOVERNORATE BRANCH	NBEGEGCX490
838	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BENI SUEF	BIBA BENI SUEF BRANCH	NBEGEGCX856
839	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BENI SUEF	BOSH BRANCH	NBEGEGCX507
840	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BENI SUEF	EL-FASHN BRANCH	NBEGEGCX505
841	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BENI SUEF	SHARK BENI SUEF BRANCH	NBEGEGCX546
842	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BILBEIS	BELBEIS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX425
843	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BORG EL ARAB	BOURG EL ARAB BRANCH	NBEGEGCX217
844	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	BORG EL ARAB	KING MARIOUT BRANCH	NBEGEGCX257
845	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO		NBEGEGCX121
846	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO		NBEGEGCX186
847	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO		NBEGEGCX
848	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	10TH DISTRICT BRANCH	NBEGEGCX040
849	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	9 STREET MOKATTAM BRANCH	NBEGEGCX012
850	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	ABBAS ELAKAD BRANCH	NBEGEGCX073

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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