BANK OF AFRICA SWIFT Code

The SWIFT/BIC code for BANK OF AFRICA is BMCEMAMCXXX. 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 BANK OF AFRICA.

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BANK OF AFRICA SWIFT codes

BANK OF AFRICA

BMCEMAMC

140 AVENUE HASSAN II

CASABLANCA

BANK OF AFRICA

BMCEMAMCBTI

140 AVENUE HASSAN II

CASABLANCA

AGENCE CORPORATE

BMCEMAMCCOR

140 AVENUE HASSAN II

CASABLANCA

BMCE CAPITAL

BMCEMAMCBCB

140 AVENUE HASSAN II

CASABLANCA

COMPTE SPECIAL MRE

BMCEMAMCMRE

140 AVENUE HASSAN II

CASABLANCA

SALLE DES MARCHES, CASABLANCA

BMCEMAMCSDM

140 AVENUE HASSAN II

CASABLANCA

OFFSHORE BRANCH TRADING ROOM, TANGIER

BMCEMAMCTCM

ZONE FRANCE DE TANGER

TANGER

OFFSHORE BRANCH, TANGIER

BMCEMAMCTZF

ZONE FRANCE PORT DE TANGER

TANGER

What is the SWIFT code of BANK OF AFRICA?

If you're sending or receiving international payments through BANK OF AFRICA, 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 BANK OF AFRICA SWIFT code?

You can find the correct SWIFT code for BANK OF AFRICA 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 BANK OF AFRICA 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.

BANK OF AFRICA SWIFT code breakdown

BMCEBank code
MACountry code
MCCity code
XXXBranch code
Example:
BMCEMAMC - BANK OF AFRICA
"BMCE" is the Bank code, "MA" is the country, "MC" is the city, "XXX" is the Branch location.

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