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Osu Watson Branch 2 Access Bank S/N BANK ROUTING_NUMBERNAME 1 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280105 ACCESS BANK - OSU WATSON BRANCH 2 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280601 ACCESS BANK - KUMASI ASAFO BRANCH 3 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280104 ACCESS BANK - LASHIBI BRANCH 4 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280100 ACCESS BANK - HEAD OFFICE 5 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280102 ACCESS BANK - TEMA MAIN BRANCH 6 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280103 ACCESS BANK - OSU OXFORD BRANCH 7 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280106 ACCESS BANK - KANTAMANTO BRANCH 8 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280107 ACCESS BANK - KANESHIE BRANCH 9 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280108 ACCESS BANK - CASTLE ROAD BRANCH 10 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280109 ACCESS BANK -MADINA BRANCH 11 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280110 ACCESS BANK - SOUTH INDUSTRIAL BRANCH 12 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280801 ACCESS BANK - TAMALE BRANCH 13 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280602 ACCESS BANK - ADUM BRANCH 14 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280603 ACCESS BANK - SUAME BRANCH 15 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280401 ACCESS BANK - TARKWA BRANCH 16 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280402 ACCESS BANK - TAKORADI BRANCH 17 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280111 ACCESS BANK - NIA BRANCH 18 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280112 ACCESS BANK - RING ROAD CENTRAL BRANCH 19 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280113 ACCESS BANK - KANESHIE POST OFFICE BRANCH 20 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280114 ACCESS BANK - ABEKA LAPAZ BRANCH 21 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280115 ACCESS BANK - OKAISHIE BRANCH 22 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280116 ACCESS BANK - ASHAIMAN BRANCH 23 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280701 ACCESS BANK - TECHIMAN BRANCH 24 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280117 ACCESS BANK - IPS BRANCH 25 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280118 ACCESS BANK - ACHIMOTA BRANCH 26 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280119 ACCESS BANK - TEMA COMMUNITY 1 BRANCH 27 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280120 ACCESS BANK - NIMA BRANCH 28 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280604 ACCESS BANK - AMAKOM BRANCH 29 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280121 ACCESS BANK - TIA BRANCH 30 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280403 ACCESS BANK - SEFWI BRANCH 31 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280404 ACCESS BANK - ENCHI BRANCH 32 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280122 ACCESS BANK - AIRPORT BRANCH 33 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280124 ACCESS BANK - SPINTEX BRANCH 34 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280125 ACCESS BANK - NEWTOWN BRANCH 35 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280501 ACCESS BANK - HO BRANCH 36 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280123 ACCESS BANK - KASOA BRANCH 37 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280162 BESTPOINT SAVING & LOANS - ACCRA BANK 38 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280198 FASL 39 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280696 MULTICREDIT SAVINGS AND LOANS COMPANY 40 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280605 ACCESS - ALABAR KUMASI 41 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280126 ACCESS- HAATSO 42 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280607 ACCESS - KEJETIA KUMASI 43 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280130 ACCESS -OCTAGON ACCRA 44 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280201 ACCESS- KOFORIDUA 45 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280901 ACCESS- BOLGATANGA 46 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280127 ACCESS - AIRPORT 47 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 281001 ACCESS - WA UPPER WEST 48 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280606 ACCESS - KNUST KUMASI 49 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280128 ACCESS - LEGON ACCRA 50 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280129 ACCESS - ADJIRIGANOR, ACCRA 51 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280405 ACCESS- MARKET CIRCLE TAKORADI 52 ACCESS BANK (GH) LTD 280189 ACCESS BANK - 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SAVELUGU 115 ADB BANK GH LTD 080229 AGRIC DEVELOPMENT BANK-ASIAKWA 116 ADB BANK GH LTD 080230 AGRIC DEVELOPMENT BANK - KADE 117 ADB BANK GH LTD 080445 AGRIC DEVELOPMENT BANK - TAKORADI HARBOUR 118 ADB BANK GH LTD 080447 AGRIC DEVELOPMENT BANK - GREL 119 ADB BANK GH LTD 080558 AGRIC DEVELOPMENT BANK - KPEVE 120 ADB BANK GH LTD 080888 AGRIC DEVELOPMENT BANK - BOLE 121 ADB BANK GH LTD 080890 AGRIC DEVELOPMENT BANK - BUIPE 122 ADB BANK GH LTD 080994 AGRIC DEVELOPMENT BANK - TUMU 123 ADB BANK GH LTD 080996 AGRIC DEVELOPMENT BANK - WALEWALE 124 ADB BANK GH LTD 081095 AGRIC DEVELOPMENT BANK - WA 125 ADB BANK GH LTD 080100 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-HEAD OFFICE 126 ADB BANK GH LTD 080117 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-ACHIMOTA 127 ADB BANK GH LTD 080118 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-SPINTEX ROAD 128 ADB BANK GH LTD 080119 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-MAKOLA 129 ADB BANK GH LTD 080120 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-ACCRA NEW TOWN 130 ADB BANK GH LTD 080124 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-ASHIAMAN 131 ADB BANK GH LTD 080125 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-DANQUAH CIRCLE 132 ADB BANK GH LTD 080127 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-KASOA 133 ADB BANK GH LTD 080333 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-UCC 134 ADB BANK GH LTD 080334 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-MANKESSIM 135 ADB BANK GH LTD 080446 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-AGONA NKWANTA 136 ADB BANK GH LTD 080552 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-HO 137 ADB BANK GH LTD 080553 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-KPANDO 138 ADB BANK GH LTD 080554 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-NKWANTA 139 ADB BANK GH LTD 080557 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-SOGAKOPE 140 ADB BANK GH LTD 080668 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-AMAKOM 141 ADB BANK GH LTD 080779 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-KENYASE 142 ADB BANK GH LTD 080883 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-YENDI 143 ADB BANK GH LTD 080993 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK-NAVRONGO 144 ADB BANK GH LTD 080010 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK -CORPORATE BANKING 145 ADB BANK GH LTD 080020 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK -CONSUMER BANKING 146 ADB BANK GH LTD 080030 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK - PARASTATALS 147 ADB BANK GH LTD 080040 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK - AGRIC FINANCING 148 ADB BANK GH LTD 080050 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK - COMMERCIAL BANKING 149 APEX BANK GH LTD 070219 SUHUM RURAL BANK 150 APEX BANK GH LTD 071055 test 151 APEX BANK GH LTD 071106 KAAKYE RURAL BANK LTD 152 APEX BANK GH LTD 071107 FREROL RURAL BANK LTD 153 APEX BANK GH LTD 070637 ASOKORE MAMPONG RURAL BANK 154 APEX BANK GH LTD 070638 AKUMADAN RURAL BANK 155 APEX BANK GH LTD 070131 GOMOA COMMUNITY BANK 156 APEX BANK GH LTD 070220 East Akim Rural Bank Limited 157
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