First national bank Johannesburg branch codes?

Incidentally, for all those banking or dealing with ABSA accounts, if you didn't already know the universal ABSA branch codes south Africa '632005' applies to all their branches. So you just need that and the correct account ABSA branch codes south Africa to carry out a valid transaction

Clearing codes are used for international bank transfers. The clearing code for National Bank of New Zealand is NZ02nnnn where "nnnn" represents the four digit branch code. This varies from one branch to another.

According to Bank branch search at http://www.bankservafrica.com/en-gb/bankbranchlisting.aspx it is "CORP CORE BANKING/GTS JHB". Also look at http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Which_branch_if_first_national_bank_south_africa_has_code_255005 If you are having trouble using this as a branch code, put two zeroes on the end as branch codes need to be eight digits for use in some banks.

There are 7 zip codes for Johannesburg. (All of them 20xx) see this site for details: http://www.southafrica.co.za/postal_codes_15.html

There are several postal codes for Johannesburg, South Africa. Some of these include 2013, 2157, 2091, 2195, and 2194.

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Johannesburg Postal Code The postal codes of South Africa are not similar to the zip codes of the United States. South African postal codes are four digits long, each representing a particular post office or suburban area. The code 20011 does however seem very similar to the Johannesburg code 2001. This code represents the inner city of Johannesburg, most likely Braamfontein or Newtown. It is a street address. The major code for Johannesburg (i.e. its… Read More

The zip or postal code for central Johannesburg is 2001 for street addresses and 2000 for post office boxes. Different suburbs in Johannesburg have different postal codes so it is best to check for the correct code at (see link)

The Singapore OCBC branch codes are OCBCSGSG, OCBCMYKLXXX and OABBMYKLXXX. They are very important especially where the transfer of funds is required.

The universal branch code for Ithala Bank is 755526. Each location also has a separate code. Branch Codes is a website where bank codes can be looked up.

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The Punjab National Bank in India has over 100 locations throughout the country. Because every location has different codes, an exact branch location is needed in order to provide the correct Swift code for transfers.

ABSA does not make use of branch codes any more.

It is their Universal Branch Code and can be used for any branch. I have no idea why they even still bother with the old individual branch codes - it's just confusing the issue.

yes but the main places you find codes is in a national geographic magazine

It is their Universal Branch Code and can be used for any branch. I have no idea why they even still bother with the old individual branch codes - it's just confusing the issue.

Go to http://www.bankserv.co.za/bamanual.cfm and select "FIRSTRAND BANK" and then select Search. It will give you a list of all the branches, including codes.

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This is an invalid sort code, it cannot be traced. Visit a local branch for assistance with sort codes.

Need to know which branch of service as the codes are different, Officers codes are different from enlisted. Also codes do change over the years as the equipment changes.

The branch codes of all ABSA banks in South Africa is the same. It is 632005.

It is SBIN0000033 For all SBI IFSC codes and other information of any branch you can visit

SWIFT Bank Identifier Codes can be looked up on the main SWIFT website. The first eight characters designate the bank; the last three characters designate the branch.

Check the sort code you have provided. The one you have given does not exist. Your local banking branch can help you with sort codes.

I am not certain but the earlier answer is definitely wrong. This is because Pakistani transit codes have 7 digits, unlike US codes, which have 9. In addition, Pakistani codes are institution-based, unlike US codes, which are geographic. For example, the code for any bank in Pakistan will be first 3 digits for bank and last 4 for branch. An example is City Branch, UBL Karachi, where I bank: 0860605. All branches of UBL nationwide… Read More

YES you can use all codes

You can find these codes online at the national fire protection associate website. Here there is listed the information that you need to keep your home and business safe.

My branch is Lucian. My agent card code is: P32RFKHJXP

No, not necessarily. It differs from bank to bank. Some have country codes, some have state codes, some have district codes etc. it is up to the bank to decide how they want to name their account numbers. However, the branch code is one of the commonly used starting digits for bank account numbers.

This sort code belongs to Santander. Santander do not make it clear which branches their sort codes are assigned to. Visit a local branch for this information.

In the USA, the National Electrical Code is NFPA 70. There are several national fire codes, including National Fire Code (also called Uniform Fire Code); NFPA 1 (National Fire Protection Association) and the International Fire Code (International Code Council). Each of these references hundreds of other codes and standards, including Life Safety Code, Building Code, Electrical Code, etc.

Call the bank for specific information on swift codes adn sort codes

there are many codes for the janus branch, not one single code. my agent card:P42GX7KMXP

Professional codes are usually written by members of the profession through a central national organization.

This sort code is being used by Santander. Santander are unorganised with sort codes and have not provided enough information to trace a branch. Visit a local branch for assistance.

The first telephone area codes were issued for the USA and Canada in 1947. The first telephone area codes were issued in the UK in 1958.

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There are many codes on police reports. The most common are crime reporting codes used by the FBI to classify crimes and maintain the national database.

This sort code is incorrect. It does not exist. Check the code you have written. Visit a local branch for assistance with sort codes.

Branch codes are unique identifying numbers within each bank's system. The branch code for Standard Bank in Klerksdorp, North West, South Africa, is 05263841.

Branch codes are unique identifying numbers within each bank's system. The branch code for Standard Bank in Klerksdorp, North West, South Africa, is 05263841.

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Follow national and international standards and codes.

You can find the branch codes of all the branches of ICICI at http://www.icicibank.com/pfsuser/icicibank/ibank-nri/popup_new.htm Regards, Guruji007

Bank of China only uses an ABA Routing Number for American locations. SWIFT codes are used to transfer money from one branch to the other. Yanshuo Branch uses the SWIFT code BKCHCNBJ49C.

All SWIFT CODES can be found on the official site

All SWIFT CODES can be found on the official site