ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK SWIFT Code

The SWIFT/BIC code for ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK is ARIBEGCXXXX. However, the applicable SWIFT/BIC code may vary depending on the specific branch or banking service. If you're unsure which code to use, it's best to verify the details with the recipient or directly contact ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK.

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ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK SWIFT codes

6TH OF OCTOBER

ARIBEGCX009

6TH OF OCTOBER

ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK

ARIBEGCX015

ISMAILIA ST, KAFR ABDOU

ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA BRANCH

ARIBEGCX002

ALEXANDRIA

SMOUHA BRANCH

ARIBEGCX016

CONTINENTAL TOWERS, 33 B EX MOHAMED ALI STREET

ALEXANDRIA

ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK

ARIBEGCX019

21 ABU DAWOOD AL-ZAHERY ST, NASR CITY

CAIRO

ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK

ARIBEGCX020

DOWN TOWN MALL, FLOOR 5, STREET 90, EL ELTAGMOA ELKHAMES

CAIRO

ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK

ARIBEGCX

35 ABDEL KHALEK SARWAT STREET

CAIRO

AMMAR BIN YASSER BRANCH

ARIBEGCX014

AMMAR BIN YASER STREET, HELIOPLIS

CAIRO

HEAD OFFICE

ARIBEGCX001

CAIRO

HELIOPOLICE BRANCH

ARIBEGCX005

CAIRO

LOCAL BANK DEPARTMENT

ARIBEGCXLBR

CAIRO

MOHANDISEEN BRANCH

ARIBEGCX008

CAIRO

MONEY OPER. DEPT.

ARIBEGCXMOP

CAIRO

NASR CITY BRANCH

ARIBEGCX004

NASR CITY

CAIRO

SARWAT BRANCH

ARIBEGCX007

CAIRO

TAGAMO BRANCH (STELLA)

ARIBEGCX013

EL TAGAMO STELLA

CAIRO

TAHRIR BRANCH

ARIBEGCX003

CAIRO

ZAMMALEK BRANCH

ARIBEGCX017

55 MOHAMED MAZHAR STREET

CAIRO

ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK

ARIBEGCX022

14 AL - BATAL AHMED ABDEL AZIZ ST, MOHANDESSIN

GIZA

SODIC BRANCH

ARIBEGCX021

DESERT ROAD, SODIC KM 38 CAIRO /, ALEXANDDRIA

GIZA

MAADI BRANCH

ARIBEGCX011

2 AMRO ST.OFF ELNASR ST

MAADI

ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK

ARIBEGCX018

207 GOMHOREYA STREET COMMERCIAL PRE

MANSOURA

PORT SAID BRANCH

ARIBEGCX006

PORT SAID

SHARM EL SHEIKH BRANCH

ARIBEGCX012

RIXOS SEAGATE HOTEL, NABQ BAY

SHARM EL SHEIKH

SHEIKH ZAYED BRANCH

ARIBEGCX010

AMRICANA PLAZA MALL

SHEIKH ZAYED

What is the SWIFT code of ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK?

If you're sending or receiving international payments through ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK, you'll need its SWIFT code to ensure funds are routed correctly.

A SWIFT code (also known as a BIC) is a unique 8 to 11-character identifier that helps banks securely process cross-border transactions.

How to find ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK SWIFT code?

You can find the correct SWIFT code for ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK in a few simple ways:

  • Check your bank statement – The code may be listed in your account details.
  • Contact your branch – Reach out to your local ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK branch for confirmation.
  • Use our SWIFT Code Finder – Enter the bank and branch name above to instantly get the right SWIFT code for your transfer.

ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK SWIFT code breakdown

ARIBBank code
EGCountry code
CXCity code
009Branch code
Example:
ARIBEGCX009 - ARAB INTERNATIONAL BANK
"ARIB" is the Bank code, "EG" is the country, "CX" is the city, "009" is the Branch location.

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