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Complete the form below and get a response in minutes. Fast, secure, and no obligation.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.

