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Egypt 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
51 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (5TH SETTLEMENT BRANCH) ABRKEGCAFSB
52 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (ADLY BRANCH) ABRKEGCAALF
53 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (AKKAD BRANCH) ABRKEGCAAKD
54 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (AL AZHAR BRANCH) ABRKEGCAZHR
55 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (ALMANIAL BRANCH CAIRO) ABRKEGCAMNL
56 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (GARDEN CITY BRANCH) ABRKEGCACAI
57 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (HELIOPOLICE BRANCH) ABRKEGCAMRG
58 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (INTERNATIONAL GARDEN BRANCH) ABRKEGCAHDW
59 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (MAADI BRANCH) ABRKEGCAMAD
60 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (MADINATY BRANCH) ABRKEGCAMDN
61 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (NASR CITY BRANCH) ABRKEGCANSR
62 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (NEW MAADI BRANCH) ABRKEGCALSK
63 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (REAHAB BRANCH) ABRKEGCARHB
64 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (SANT FATIMA BRANCH) ABRKEGCASFM
65 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT CAIRO (SHOBRA BRANCH) ABRKEGCASHB
66 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (AHMED ORABI BRANCH) ABRKEGCAORA
67 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (CORRESPONDANTS DEPARTMENT) ABRKEGCACOR
68 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (DOKKI BRANCH) ABRKEGCADOK
69 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT) ABRKEGCAMAL
70 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (KING FAISAL BRANCH) ABRKEGCAFSL
71 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (LC DEPARTMENT) ABRKEGCALCG
72 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (MOHANDSEEN BRANCH) ABRKEGCAMOH
73 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (MOHYEE ELDIN ABOU EL EZZ BRANCH) ABRKEGCAEZZ
74 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (PYRAMIDS BRANCH) ABRKEGCAHRM
75 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (SHEIKH ZAYED BRANCH) ABRKEGCAZYD
76 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT GIZA (TEST KEY DEPARTMENT) ABRKEGCATKY
77 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT NEW CAIRO (HEAD OFFICE) ABRKEGCA
78 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT NORTH SINAI (SHARM ELSHEIKH BRANCH) ABRKEGCASHM
79 ALBARAKA BANK EGYPT THE TENTH OF RAMADAN (10TH RAMADAN BRANCH) ABRKEGCAASH
80 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK 6TH OF OCTOBER (6TH OCTOBER BRANCH) ARAIEGCXOCT
81 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK ALEXANDRIA ARAIEGCXALE
82 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK ALEXANDRIA (ALEXANDRIA BRANCH) ARAIEGCXALX
83 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK BOURG EL ARAB ARAIEGCXBRG
84 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO ARAIEGCXALF
85 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO ARAIEGCXDOC
86 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO ARAIEGCXDOK
87 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO ARAIEGCXGRD
88 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO ARAIEGCXHLP
89 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO ARAIEGCXMRG
90 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO ARAIEGCXTWN
91 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO (10TH RAMADAN BRANCH) ARAIEGCXASH
92 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO (B.O DEALING ROOM) ARAIEGCXOPR
93 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO (BUDGET) ARAIEGCXBUD
94 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO (CAIRO BRANCH) ARAIEGCXCAI
95 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO (CUSTODY) ARAIEGCXSEC
96 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO (DOCUMENTARY COLLECTIONS) ARAIEGCXCOL
97 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO (GOLF BRANCH) ARAIEGCXGLF
98 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO (HEAD OFFICE) ARAIEGCX
99 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO (HELIOPOLIS BRANCH) ARAIEGCXHEL
100 ARAB AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK CAIRO (MAADI BRANCH) ARAIEGCXMAA

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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:

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  • Next 2 characters - ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (only letters)
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