SWIFT Code 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
1051	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	LUXOR	(LUXOR BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX524
1052	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	MAADI	(STREET 9 EL MAADI)	NBEGEGCX061
1053	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	MAGHAGHA	(MAGHAGHA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX512
1054	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	MALLAWI	(MALLAWI BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX513
1055	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	MANFALOT	(MANFALOT BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX517

1056	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	MARSA ALAM	(ELMADINA MARSA ALAM BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX305
1057	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	MARSA MATROUH	(EL HAMAM BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX223
1058	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	MARSA MATROUH	(EL-SALOOM BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX219
1059	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	MENIA EL KAMH	(DIARB NEGM BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX422
1060	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	MENOUF	(MENOUF BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX417
1061	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	MIT GHAMR	(MIT GHAMR BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX434
1062	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	NAGA HAMMADI	(NAGA HAMMADI BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX526
1063	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	NEW CAIRO	(AL QRONFEL BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX067
1064	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	NEW CAIRO	(EL HAMD MALL BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX051
1065	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	NEW CAIRO	(LETTERS OF GUARANTEE CONTROL UNIT)	NBEGEGCX585
1066	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	NEW CAIRO	(WATERWAY BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX042
1067	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	NEWEBAA	(NEWEBAA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX352
1068	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	NORTH SINAI	(RAFAH BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX335

1069	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	PORT SAID	(23 JULY BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX313
1070	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	PORT SAID	(EL KUWAIT AVENUE BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX311
1071	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	PORT SAID	(LOCAL LETTERS OF GUARANTEE CANAL CENTER)	NBEGEGCX562
1072	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	PORT SAID	(PORT FOUAD BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX312
1073	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	PORT SAID	(PORT SAID BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX310
1074	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	PORT SAID	(PORT-SAID-AL GOMROK BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX314
1075	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	QAHA	(QAHA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX375
1076	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	QALIOBIA	(EL-KANATER ELKHAYRIA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX112
1077	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	QALIOBIA	(KAFR SHOKR BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX374
1078	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	QALIOBIA	(MANSHEYET ALHORIYA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX034
1079	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	QALIOBIA	(QALIOB BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX093
1080	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	QALIOBIA	(SAAD ZAGHLOUL BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX377
1081	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	QALIOBIA	(SHEBIN EL KNATER BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX030

1082	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	QUESNA	(MOUBAREK INDUSTRIAL CITY BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX407
1083	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	QUESNA	(QUESNA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX415
1084	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SAMALOOT	(SAMALOOT BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX511
1085	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SAMANOUD	(SAMANOUD BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX384
1086	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SHARKYA	(AWLAD SAKR BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX316
1087	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SHARM EL SHEIKH	(KHALIG NABAQ BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX348
1088	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SHARM EL SHEIKH	(NAEMA BAY BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX349
1089	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SHARM EL SHEIKH	(SAVOY SHARM EL SHEIKH BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX359
1090	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SHARM EL SHEIKH	(SHARM EL SHEIKH BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX340
1091	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SHIBIN EL KOM	(SHEBIN EL KOM BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX412
1092	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SHOROUK	(EL SHOROUK BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX114
1093	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SHOUBRA	(VICTORIA SQUARE)	NBEGEGCX059
1094	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SOHAG	(AKHMIM BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX499

1095	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SOHAG	(EL FATTH BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX520
1096	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SOHAG	(EL-BALYANA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX539
1097	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SOHAG	(EL-KAWTHER BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX543
1098	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SOHAG	(EL-MARAGHA BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX518
1099	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SOHAG	(SOHAG BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX519
1100	NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT	SOHAG	(SOHAG UNIVERSITY BRANCH)	NBEGEGCX498

What is a SWIFT Code?

Swift Code is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes (BIC) and it is unique identification code for a particular bank. These codes are used when transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers. Banks also used the codes for exchanging other messages between them.

The Swift code consists of 8 or 11 characters. When 8-digits code is given, it refers to the primary office. The code formatted as below;

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 (letters and digits) (passive participant will have "1" in the second character)
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 trademarks of S.W.I.F.T. SCRL with a registered address at Avenue Adèle 1, B-1310 La Hulpe, Belgium.

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