Check the detailed information such as swift codes of BANQUE MISR BANK - Egypt and all information. It includes domestic branch of Egypt and even banks that have been closed for some reason in the Egypt.
The SWIFT code of BANQUE MISR BANK is also used to transfer funds from online banks to a BANQUE MISR BANK bank. The swift code of BANQUE MISR BANK provides identifiable proof number for these banks. So everyone can send cash from Egypt other countries to this bank.
| # | Swift Code | Bank/Institution Name | Bank Branch | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BMISEGCX401 | BANQUE MISR | (TALAAT HARB MAIN BRANCH) | ALEXANDRIA |
| 2 | BMISEGCXALX | BANQUE MISR | (BORG EL-SELSELA) | ALEXANDRIA |
| 3 | BMISEGCX408 | BANQUE MISR | (ATTAREEN BRANCH) | ALEXANDRIA |
| 4 | BMISEGCX372 | BANQUE MISR | (AHMED ORABI BRANCH) | ALEXANDRIA |
| 5 | BMISEGCXNIL | BANQUE MISR | (NIL REGION) | CAIRO |
| 6 | BMISEGCX375 | BANQUE MISR | (DAR EL KADAA BRANCH) | CAIRO |
| 7 | BMISEGCXGDR | BANQUE MISR | CAIRO | |
| 8 | BMISEGCX101 | BANQUE MISR | (CAIRO BRANCH) | CAIRO |
| 9 | BMISEGCX | BANQUE MISR | CAIRO | |
| 10 | BMISEGCXCOL | BANQUE MISR | CAIRO | |
| 11 | BMISEGCXFCC | BANQUE MISR | CAIRO | |
| 12 | BMISEGCX105 | BANQUE MISR | (MOSTAFA KAMEL BRANCH) | CAIRO |
| 13 | BMISEGCXTBO | BANQUE MISR | CAIRO | |
| 14 | BMISEGCX371 | BANQUE MISR | (MOHAMED ROUSHDY BRANCH) | CAIRO |
| 15 | BMISEGCX107 | BANQUE MISR | (KASR EL NIL BRANCH) | CAIRO |
| 16 | BMISEGCXTRF | BANQUE MISR | CAIRO | |
| 17 | BMISEGCXREC | BANQUE MISR | CAIRO | |
| 18 | BMISEGCX155 | BANQUE MISR | CAIRO | |
| 19 | BMISEGCX381 | BANQUE MISR | (KASR EL AINI BRANCH) | CAIRO |
| 20 | BMISEGCXTFC | BANQUE MISR | CAIRO | |
| 21 | BMISEGCX140 | BANQUE MISR | (OVERSEAS BRANCH) | CAIRO |
| 22 | BMISEGCX388 | BANQUE MISR | (EL TAWFIKIA BRANCH) | CAIRO |
| 23 | BMISEGCX413 | BANQUE MISR | (PORT SAID BRANCH) | PORT SAID |
| 24 | BMISEGCX373 | BANQUE MISR | (EL GOMHORIA ST. BRANCH) | PORT SAID |
Swift code means "Society for Interbank Financial Telecom in the World". These codes standardized as BIC, which means for "Business Identification Codes". Normally, the purpose of using swift codes is to recognize the banks and their branches in global cash movements.
It guarantees us that the cash transaction is done with appropriate sender or receiver bank. Banks use these swift codes for international bank money, bill, funds transfers. Swift code might be 8 or 11 characters long, the 11-digit code is the approach for a special branch code, and the suffix 'XXX' in an 8-digit code is the approach for the bank's main office.
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