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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
1001	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	SHERATON HELIPOLES BRANCH	NBEGEGCX078
1002	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	SHOBRA EL-KHEMA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX173
1003	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	SHOUBRA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX153
1004	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	SOUK ELGOMLA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX136
1005	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	SYNDICATED LOANS OPERATIONS SECTOR	NBEGEGCX565
1006	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	TERAAT AL-JABAL BRANCH	NBEGEGCX614
1007	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	THE FIFTIES OF ZAHRA MAADI BRANCH	NBEGEGCX020
1008	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	TOWER BRANCH	NBEGEGCX077
1009	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	TREASURY DEPT.,BACK OFFICE	NBEGEGCX626
1010	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	TRIUMPH BRANCH	NBEGEGCX129
1011	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	YOUSSEF ABBAS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX056
1012	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	ZAHRAA AIN SHAMS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX014
1013	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	ZAHRAA ALMAADY BRANCH	NBEGEGCX096
1014	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	CAIRO	ZAKER HUSSIEN BRANCH	NBEGEGCX053
1015	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAHAB	DAHAB BRANCH	NBEGEGCX353
1016	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA		NBEGEGCX463
1017	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	AGA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX455
1018	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	BANI OBEID BRANCH	NBEGEGCX453
1019	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	BELQAS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX440
1020	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	CORNICHE DIKIRNIS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX459
1021	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	DEKERNES BRANCH	NBEGEGCX437
1022	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	EL-MANZALA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX436
1023	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	GAMASA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX451
1024	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	KORNISH MEET GHAMR BRANCH	NBEGEGCX449
1025	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	MENIET EL NASR BRANCH	NBEGEGCX372
1026	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	NABAROUH BRANCH	NBEGEGCX442
1027	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	SHERBIN BRANCH	NBEGEGCX450
1028	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKAHLIA	TALKHA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX452
1029	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAKHLA	DAKHLA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX583
1030	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAMANHUR	DAMANHOUR BRANCH	NBEGEGCX390
1031	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAMIETTA		NBEGEGCX368
1032	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAMIETTA	DAMIETTA AXIS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX367
1033	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DAMIETTA	FARASKOUR BRANCH	NBEGEGCX317
1034	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DESOUK	DESOUK BRANCH	NBEGEGCX399
1035	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DOMIAT	AZBET ELBOURG BRANCH	NBEGEGCX409
1036	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DOMIAT	DOMIAT BRANCH	NBEGEGCX410
1037	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DOMIAT	EL NAHDA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX408
1038	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DOMIAT	EL ZARKA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX411
1039	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	DOMIAT	NEW DAMIETTA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX364
1040	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL AYYAT	AL AYAT BRANCH	NBEGEGCX050
1041	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL DELNGAT	DELENGAT BRANCH	NBEGEGCX256
1042	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MAHALLA EL KUBRA	EL MAHALA EL KOBRA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX380
1043	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MAHALLA EL KUBRA	SHOKRY ELKWATLY BRANCH	NBEGEGCX448
1044	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA		NBEGEGCX857
1045	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA		NBEGEGCX859
1046	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA	ABO QURQAS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX549
1047	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA	AL-ADWA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX569
1048	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA	AL-ARFANY- MALLAWI BRANCH	NBEGEGCX559
1049	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA	EL MENIA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX508
1050	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA	EL MENIA UNIVERSITY BRANCH	NBEGEGCX509

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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