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Universal Bank branch codes make banking easier. You use them when sending money between banks.
Each bank has one code for all branches. No need to search for a branch-specific code.
These codes help with EFTs, debit orders, and other payments.
Here’s a list of the main banks and their universal codes:
Universal Bank Branch Codes
| Bank | Code |
|---|---|
| Absa Bank | 632005 |
| Capitec Bank | 470010 |
| First National Bank (FNB) | 250655 |
| Investec Bank | 580105 |
| Nedbank | 198765 |
| Standard Bank | 051001 |
| African Bank | 430000 |
| Mercantile Bank | 450905 |
| TymeBank | 678910 |
| Bidvest Bank | 679000 |
| Sasfin Bank | 683000 |
| Bank of Athens | 410506 |
| RMB Private Bank | 222026 |
| Postbank (SA Post Office) | 460005 |
| Hollard Bank | 585001 |
| Discovery Bank | 679000 |
| Standard Chartered Bank | 730020 |
| Barclays Bank | 590000 |
What Is a Universal Branch Code?
It’s a six-digit number. It tells banks where to send your money.
You need it for:
- EFT payments
- Debit orders
- Money transfers
It helps money go to the right place, fast.
You can find the code on your bank’s website or app.
