Finding the right branch code can be a hassle, especially when dealing with different banks. That’s where universal branch codes come in handy!
What are Universal Branch Codes?
These are generic codes that work for any branch of a specific bank. This means you can use them for online transactions instead of searching for specific branch codes.
Why Use these Branch Codes?
- Convenience: Save time and effort when making online payments.
- Urgent Transfers: Make quick transfers without needing the recipient’s exact branch code.
- Faster Processing: Many banks process transactions made with these codes faster, ensuring your money arrives swiftly.
Where to Find Universal Branch Codes
Many South African banks offer universal branch codes. You can usually find a list of these codes on your bank’s website.
Top Banks with Universal Codes:
- Capitec Bank
- FNB
- Standard Bank
- Nedbank
- Absa
South African Bank Universal Branch Codes
SA Bank Name | Branch Code |
ABSA Bank | 632 005 |
Bank of Athens | 410 506 |
Bidvest Bank | 462 005 |
Capitec Bank | 470 010 |
FNB | 250 655 |
Investec | 580 105 |
Nedbank | 198 765 |
SA Post Bank (Post Office) | 460 005 |
Standard Bank | 051 001 |