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Sort Code Bank Name Branch Name SORT CODE BANK NAME BRANCH NAME 010101 BANK OF GHANA BANK OF GHANA ACCRA BRANCH 010303 BANK OF GHANA BANK OF GHANA -AGONA SWEDRU BRANCH 010401 BANK OF GHANA BANK OF GHANA -TAKORADI BRANCH 010402 BANK OF GHANA BANK OF GHANA -SEFWI BOAKO BRANCH 010601 BANK OF GHANA BANK OF GHANA -KUMASI BRANCH 010701 BANK OF GHANA BANK OF GHANA -SUNYANI BRANCH 010801 BANK OF GHANA BANK OF GHANA -TAMALE BRANCH 011101 BANK OF GHANA BANK OF GHANA - HOHOE BRANCH 020101 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-HIGH STREET BRANCH 020102 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD- INDEPENDENCE AVENUE BRANCH 020104 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-LIBERIA ROAD BRANCH 020105 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-OPEIBEA HOUSE BRANCH 020106 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-TEMA BRANCH 020108 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-LEGON BRANCH 020112 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-OSU BRANCH 020118 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-SPINTEX BRANCH 020121 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-DANSOMAN BRANCH 020126 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-ABEKA BRANCH 020127 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH)-ACHIMOTA BRANCH 020129 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD- NIA BRANCH 020132 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD- TEMA HABOUR BRANCH 020133 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD- WESTHILLS BRANCH 020436 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-LIBERIA ROAD TAKORADI BRANCH 020611 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD- KNUST BRANCH 020613 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-AHODWO BRANCH 020615 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-HARPER ROAD BRANCH 020617 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-OBUASI BRANCH 020823 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK STANDARD CHARTERED BANK(GH) LTD-TAMALE BRANCH 030101 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-KASOA BRANCH 030104 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD-A AND C MALL BRANCH 030105 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-ACCRA MALL BRANCH 030106 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-ABEKA LAPAZ BRANCH 030107 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-DANSOMAN BRANCH 030108 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD-GNPC BRANCH 030109 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-NIMA BRANCH 030110 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-LEGON BRANCH 030111 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD-ACHIMOTA BRANCH 030112 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-OSU BRANCH 030114 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-RING ROAD CENTRAL BRANCH 030116 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD -BCM BRANCH 030117 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-MOTORWAY EXT BRANCH 030121 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD-SPINTEX MAIN BRANCH 030122 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-KNUTSFORD AVENUE BRANCH 030125 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-LEGON MAIN BRANCH 030130 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-TEMA FISHING HARBOUR BRANCH 030135 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-MAKOLA SQUARE BRANCH 030136 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-AIRPORT CITY BRANCH 030141 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-CIRCLE BRANCH 030144 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH)LTD-ACCRA CORPORATE SERVICE CENTER BRANCH 030145 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD-SPINTEX PRESTIGE BRANCH 030148 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-HIGH STREET BRANCH 030149 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD-DIRECT SALES BRANCH 030154 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-AVENUE CENTRAL BRANCH 030155 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - UNDP BRANCH 030160 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-TEMA MAIN BRANCH 030161 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - SME CENTRE BRANCH 030162 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - AGBOBLOSHIE BRANCH 030163 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - MADINA BRANCH 030164 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-HEAD OFFICE BRANCH 030168 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - TESHIE NUNGUA BRANCH 030169 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - ACCRA NEWTOWN BRANCH 030170 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - DOME BRANCH 030173 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-DARKUMAN BRANCH 030175 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-INDEPENDENCE AVENUE BRANCH 030179 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - WEIJA BRANCH 030184 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-ASHAIMAN BRANCH 030185 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD- HAATSO BRANCH 030187 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-KANESHIE BRANCH 030189 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - TEMA OIL REFINERY BRANCH 030190 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-NORTH KANESHIE BRANCH 030191 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-MAAMOBI BRANCH 030192 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD- OFFSHORE BANKING 030193 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-MATAHEKO BRANCH 030194 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD -ADENTA BRANCH 030195 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - ABOSSEY OKAI BRANCH 030196 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD -KOTOBABI BRANCH 030197 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD -PALM WINE JUNCTION BRANCH 030242 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-KOFORIDUA BRANCH 030243 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD -NKAWKAW BRANCH 030246 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-ODA BRANCH 030247 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-NSAWAM BRANCH 030286 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - SOMANYA BRANCH 030320 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - SWEDRU BRANCH 030337 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-CAPE COAST BRANCH 030338 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-OBUASI BRANCH 030365 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - WINNEBA BRANCH 030367 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - MANKESSIM BRANCH 030399 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD -TWIFO PRASO BRANCH 030431 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-HIGH STREET-TAKORADI BRANCH 030432 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-LIBERATION ROAD-TAKORADI BRANCH 030434 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-TARKWA BRANCH 030451 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-TARKWA MINES BRANCH 030452 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-ASANKRAGUA BRANCH 030456 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - TAKORADI KOKOMPE BRANCH 030498 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD -ELUBO BRANCH 030539 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-HO BRANCH 030540 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD -HOHOE BRANCH 030572 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - AFLAO BRANCH 030623 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-ASAFO BRANCH 030627 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-PREMPEH II STREET 030628 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-KEJETIA- KUMASI BRANCH 030653 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD -NEW SUAME MAGAZINE BRANCH 030657 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - OLD SUAME MAGAZINE BRANCH 030658 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - AGOGO BRANCH 030666 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - ADUM BRANCH 030674 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - BANTAMA BRANCH 030676 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - SEFWI-WIASO BRANCH 030677 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - KONONGO BRANCH 030680 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-KROFOM BRANCH 030681 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-TANOSO BRANCH 030682 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD- TAFO BRANCH 030683 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-AHODWO BRANCH 030718 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-TECHIMAN BRANCH 030724 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - BEREKUM BRANCH 030750 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-SUNYANI BRANCH 030759 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - GOASO BRANCH 030778 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - ATEBUBU BRANCH 030833 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-TAMALE BRANCH 030871 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD -GUMANI BRANCH 030919 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-BOLGATANGA BRANCH 030926 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA (GH) LTD-BAWKU BRANCH 031088 ABSA (GH) LTD ABSA(GH) LTD - WA BRANCH 040001 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - WA BRANCH 040002 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - TUMU BRANCH 040003 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - LAWRA BRANCH 040004 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - BOLE BRANCH 040101 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-HIGH STREET BRANCH 040102 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD -BURMA CAMP BRANCH 040103 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD -LEGON BRANCH 040105 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-MINISTRIES BRANCH 040106 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - REPUBLIC HOUSE BRANCH 040107 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-TEMA MAIN BRANCH 040108 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-TEMA MARKET BRANCH 040109 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-TEMA INDUSTRIAL AREA BRANCH 040110 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-TEMA FISHING HARBOUR BRANCH 040111 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - RING ROAD WEST BRANCH 040112 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-KANESHIE MARKET BRANCH 040113 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-KORLEBU BRANCH 040114 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-OSU BRANCH 040115 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-DERBY AVENUE BRANCH 040116 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD -BOUNDARY ROAD BRANCH 040117 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-LIBERTY HOUSE BRANCH 040118 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-ACCRA NEW TOWN BRANCH 040119 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-TRADE FAIR SITE BRANCH 040120 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-KANESHIE INDUSTRIAL AREA BRANCH 040121 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-ASHAIMAN BRANCH 040123 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-MADINA BRANCH 040124 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - 31ST DECEMBER MARKET BRANCH 040126 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD -TETTEH QUARSHIE CIRCLE BRANCH 040127 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD -KWAME NKRUMAH CIRCLE BRANCH 040128 GCB BANK LTD GCB LTD-INTERNATIONAL TRADE FINANCE BRANCH 040129 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-GLOBAL TRANSFER SERVICES BRANCH 040130 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-TANTRA HILL BRANCH 040131 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - KASOA BRANCH 040132 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD -DOME (KWABENYA) BRANCH 040133 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - ABLENKPE BRANCH 040134 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - KASOA MAIN BRANCH 040135 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-SAFEBOUND (JUBILEE) TEMA BRANCH 040136 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - KISSEIMAN BRANCH 040138 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - SPINTEX ROAD BRANCH 040139 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD-ACCRA NORTH CIRCLE BRANCH 040146 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - DANSOMAN BRANCH 040147 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - ADENTA MARKET BRANCH 040148 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - NIMA BRANCH 040149 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - NUNGUA BRANCH 040150 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - ABEKA LAPAZ BRANCH 040162 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - HAATSO BRANCH 040163 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - AMASAMAN BRANCH 040164 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - ADJIRIGANO BRANCH 040165 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - WEIJA BRANCH 040166 GCB BANK LTD GCB BANK LTD - KATAMANTO BRANCH
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