SWIFT/BIC Codes 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
201	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(FAYOUM BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX610
202	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(FOREIGN RELATIONS DEPARTMENT)	BCAIEGCX011
203	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(GIZA - DOKKI BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX034
204	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(HELIOPLIS BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX070
205	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(HELWAN)	BCAIEGCX180

206	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(HORRIYA)	BCAIEGCX072
207	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(KALUOB)	BCAIEGCX401
208	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(KASR EL-NEEL BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX020
209	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(KHLOUSY)	BCAIEGCX101
210	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(LAKKANY)	BCAIEGCX073
211	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(MAADI BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX111
212	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(MAGDA BUILDING)	BCAIEGCX608
213	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(MIDAN ELSAIDA)	BCAIEGCX085
214	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(MISR ALKADIMA)	BCAIEGCX110
215	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(MOHANDESSEEN)	BCAIEGCX602
216	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(NASR CITY)	BCAIEGCX190
217	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(NEW MAADI)	BCAIEGCX112
218	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(NOUBAR)	BCAIEGCX170

219	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(PLAN DEPARTMENT)	BCAIEGCX008
220	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(RAMSIS BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX090
221	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(ROXY)	BCAIEGCX140
222	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(SABTIA)	BCAIEGCX160
223	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(SAIDA ZAINAB BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX080
224	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(SARWAT BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX045
225	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(SETTLEMENT DEPARTMENT)	BCAIEGCX013
226	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(SHEBIN EL KOUM)	BCAIEGCX470
227	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(SHOUBRA BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX100
228	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(TALAAT HARB)	BCAIEGCX055
229	BANQUE DU CAIRE	CAIRO	(YOUSSEF ABBAS BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX195
230	BANQUE DU CAIRE	DOMIAT	(DAMIETA BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX440
231	BANQUE DU CAIRE	DOMIAT	(NEW DAMIETA)	BCAIEGCX445

232	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL BEHIRRA	(ABO EL MATAMIR)	BCAIEGCX570
233	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL BEHIRRA	(HOUCH EISSA)	BCAIEGCX481
234	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL DAKAHLIAA	(BELKAS)	BCAIEGCX423
235	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL DAKAHLIAA	(GOMHOURIA)	BCAIEGCX593
236	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL DAKAHLIAA	(MANZALA)	BCAIEGCX520
237	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL DAKAHLIAA	(MEIT GHAMR)	BCAIEGCX430
238	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL DAKAHLIAA	(SENBELLAWEIN)	BCAIEGCX424
239	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL DAKAHLIAA	(SHERBIN)	BCAIEGCX421
240	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL DAKAHLIAA	(TALKHA)	BCAIEGCX422
241	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL FAYOUM	(ATSA BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX611
242	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL FAYOUM	(SANNORIS)	BCAIEGCX612
243	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL GHARBIAA	(KAFR EL ZAYAT)	BCAIEGCX451
244	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL GHARBIAA	(SOUK NASSER)	BCAIEGCX452

245	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL KHARGA	(EL KHARGA)	BCAIEGCX641
246	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL MANSOURA	(MANSURA BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX420
247	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL MENIA	(MALAWI)	BCAIEGCX635
248	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL MENIA	(MENIA BRANCH)	BCAIEGCX630
249	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL MENOUFIAA	(BAGOUR)	BCAIEGCX591
250	BANQUE DU CAIRE	EL MENOUFIAA	(EL SADAT)	BCAIEGCX594

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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