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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
1051	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA	MATAY BRANCH	NBEGEGCX492
1052	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA	MENIA INDUSTRIAL ZONE BRANCH	NBEGEGCX493
1053	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA	NEW MINIA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX850
1054	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA	SHARQI SQUARE - MINYA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX852
1055	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL MENIA	SMALOUT STATION BRANCH	NBEGEGCX494
1056	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL SENBELLAWEIN	EL SENBELAWANE BRANCH	NBEGEGCX439
1057	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	EL SHOROUK	EL SHOROUK BRANCH	NBEGEGCX114
1058	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	FAIYUM		NBEGEGCX548
1059	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	FAIYUM	COM OSHIM BRANCH	NBEGEGCX584
1060	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	FAIYUM	EL FAYOUM BRANCH	NBEGEGCX500
1061	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	FAIYUM	EL-HORRIA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX502
1062	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	FAIYUM	KOM OSHEEM BRANCH	NBEGEGCX538
1063	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	FAIYUM	NEW FAYOUM BRANCH	NBEGEGCX854
1064	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	FAIYUM	SINNURIS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX851
1065	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	FAQUS	FAKKOUS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX426
1066	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	FARAFRA	FARAFRA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX853
1067	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GHARBIA	AL FATEH BRANCH	NBEGEGCX373
1068	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GHARBIA	ARMY STREET - MAHALLA AL-KOBRA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX457
1069	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GHARBIA	BASYOUN BRANCH	NBEGEGCX378
1070	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GHARBIA	EL-SANTA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX383
1071	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GHARBIA	KOTOUR BRANCH	NBEGEGCX435
1072	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIRGA	GERGA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX521
1073	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	26TH OF JULY - 6TH OF OCTOBER AXIS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX694
1074	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	ABU EL-FEDDA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX116
1075	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	AL - LIBINI BRANCH	NBEGEGCX016
1076	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	AL BARAGIL BRANCH	NBEGEGCX069
1077	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	AL-KOM AL-AKHDAR IN AL-HARAM BRANCH	NBEGEGCX661
1078	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	ALLEGRIA - SHEIKH ZAYED BRANCH	NBEGEGCX696
1079	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	AMERICANA PLAZA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX098
1080	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	ARAB LEAGUE BRANCH	NBEGEGCX685
1081	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	AWEL ELHARAM BRANCH	NBEGEGCX097
1082	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	BEN EL SARAIAT BRANCH	NBEGEGCX036
1083	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	BEVERLY HILLS BRANCH	NBEGEGCX055
1084	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	CAIRO UNIVERSITY BRANCH	NBEGEGCX164
1085	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	CITY MARK MALL BRANCH	NBEGEGCX692
1086	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	DANDY MALL BRANCH	NBEGEGCX070
1087	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL AHLY CLUB BRANCH - 6TH OF OCTOBER	NBEGEGCX682
1088	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL BDRASHEEN BRANCH	NBEGEGCX166
1089	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL DOKKI BRANCH	NBEGEGCX160
1090	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL HAWAMDIYA	NBEGEGCX091
1091	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL JEZERA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX054
1092	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL MARIOTIA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX058
1093	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL MESSAHA SQUARE BRANCH	NBEGEGCX178
1094	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL MUNIB BRANCH	NBEGEGCX035
1095	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL-BAHR EL-AAZAM BRANCH	NBEGEGCX179
1096	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL-NIL BRANCH	NBEGEGCX165
1097	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL-RODA BRANCH	NBEGEGCX117
1098	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL-SAFF BRANCH	NBEGEGCX181
1099	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	EL-TAKAMOL BRANCH	NBEGEGCX174
1100	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	GIZA	ELTWABK FAISAL BRANCH	NBEGEGCX175

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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