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Şube Şube Kodu ŞUBE ŞUBE KODU Acıbadem Çamlıca Şubesi 437 Acıbadem Şubesi 183 Adana Atikop Şubesi 535 Adana Cemalpaşa Şubesi 578 Adana Çarşı Şubesi 445 Adana Çukurova Şubesi 524 Adana Küçüksaat Şubesi 566 Adana Mobilyacılar Sit.Şubesi 640 Adana Seyhan Şubesi 386 Adana Şubesi 26 Adana Toros Şubesi 446 Adapazarı Çarşı Şubesi 505 Adapazarı Şubesi 113 Adıyaman Şubesi 281 Afyon Kadınana Şubesi 510 Afyon Şubesi 116 Akhisar Şubesi 259 Aksaray İstanbul Şubesi 72 Aksaray Ordu Caddesi Şubesi 463 Aksaray Şubesi 354 Akşehir Şubesi 286 Alanya Çarşı Şubesi 473 Alanya Sanayi Şubesi 604 Alanya Şubesi 108 Alemdar Şubesi 348 Aliağa Şubesi 211 Altıntepe Şubesi 267 Altıparmak Şubesi 363 Altıyol Şubesi 87 Altunizade Şubesi 95 Anafartalar Caddesi Şubesi 499 Anamur Şubesi 304 Ankara Bakanlıklar Şubesi 517 Ankara Çetin Emeç Şubesi 454 Ankara Demirciler Sit.Şubesi 474 Ankara Dikmen Şubesi 627 Ankara Etimesgut Şubesi 608 Ankara İvedik OSB Şubesi 548 Ankara İzmir Cad.Şubesi 426 Ankara Keçiören Şubesi 585 Ankara Köroğlu Şubesi 497 Ankara Maltepe Şubesi 616 Ankara Ostim Şubesi 453 Ankara Şubesi 6 Antakya Çarşı Şubesi 575 Antakya Şubesi 73 Antakya Yavuz Selim Cad.Şubesi 492 Antalya Güllük Şubesi 568 Antalya Lara Şubesi 462 Antalya Muratpaşa Şubesi 387 Antalya Sanayi Şubesi 560 Antalya Şubesi 25 Antalya Toptancı Hali Şubesi 318 AOS/Çiğli Şubesi 67 Aspendos Bulvarı Şubesi 641 Ataköy Şubesi 159 Atatürk Caddesi Adana Şubesi 117 Avcılar Çarşı Şubesi 241 Avcılar Fatih Cad.Şubesi 421 Avcılar Şubesi 74 Aydın Çarşı Şubesi 512 Aydın Şubesi 75 Bafra Şubesi 333 Bağcılar Şubesi 176 Bahçeşehir Şubesi 76 Bakırköy Meydan Şubesi 393 Bakırköy Şubesi 14 Balçova Şubesi 216 Balgat Şubesi 150 Balıkesir Çarşı Şubesi 498 Balıkesir Şubesi 77 Bandırma Şubesi 351 Bankalar Caddesi Şubesi 212 Barkal Şubesi 164 Başkent Çankaya Şubesi 382 Batman Çarşı Şubesi 620 Batman Şubesi 328 Bayrampaşa Çarşı Şubesi 396 Bayrampaşa Şubesi 22 Bayramyeri Şubesi 98 Bebek Şubesi 48 Bekirpaşa Şubesi 313 Beşevler Sanayi Şubesi 120 Beşiktaş İstanbul Şubesi 428 Beşiktaş Şubesi 78 Beşyüzevler Şubesi 79 Beyazıt Şubesi 123 Beylikdüzü E-5 Şubesi 407 Beylikdüzü Şubesi 47 Biga Şubesi 277 Bilgi Merkezi 9998 Bodrum Gümbet Şubesi 314 Bodrum Şubesi 106 Bolu Şubesi 142 Bornova Çarşı Şubesi 398 Bornova Şubesi 100 Bucak Şubesi 347 Burdur Şubesi 273 Bursa Ankara Caddesi Şubesi 526 Bursa Atatürk Caddesi Şubesi 532 Bursa Beşevler Şubesi 537 Bursa Cumhuriyet Cad.Şubesi 587 Bursa Çekirge Şubesi 465 Bursa Fomara Şubesi 579 Bursa Org.San.Şubesi 384 Bursa Şubesi 17 Büsan Sanayi Şubesi 118 Büyükçekmece Şubesi 189 Caddebostan Şubesi 110 Cihangir Şubesi 235 Çağlayan Şubesi 157 Çallı Şubesi 188 Çanakkale Anafartalar Şubesi 534 Çanakkale Şubesi 185 Çankaya Ankara Şubesi 307 Çarşamba Şubesi 158 Çarşı İzmir Şubesi 66 Çarşı İzmit 416 Çayyolu Şubesi 582 Çekmeköy Şubesi 143 Çengelköy Şubesi 341 Çerkezköy Şubesi 284 Çeşme Şubesi 248 Çetin Emeç Şubesi 342 Çınar Şubesi 199 Çiftehavuzlar Şubesi 134 Çorlu Çarşı Şubesi 289 Çorlu Şubesi 109 Çorum İnönü Caddesi Şubesi 488 Çorum Şubesi 144 Davutpaşa Şubesi 96 Demirciler Sitesi Şubesi 221 Demirtaş Organize San.Şubesi 457 Demirtaş Şubesi 298 Denizli Sanayi Şubesi 551 Denizli Saraylar Şubesi 388 Denizli Şubesi 19 Dereboyu Caddesi Şubesi 588 Des Sanayi Şubesi 179 Didim Şubesi 154 Diyarbakır Kayapınar Şubesi 599 Diyarbakır Suriçi Şubesi 480 Diyarbakır Şubesi 128 Dudullu Ihlamurkuyu Şubesi 468 Düzce Şubesi 287 Edirne Meydan Şubesi 506 Edirne Şubesi 213 Edremit Körfez Şubesi 633 Edremit Şubesi 190 Ege Kurumsal Şubesi 68 Elazığ Hürriyet Cad.Şubesi 602 Elazığ Şubesi 161 Eminönü Şubesi 29 Erenköy Şubesi 389 Erenler Sanayi Şubesi 288 Erzurum Cumhuriyet Şubesi 607 Erzurum Şubesi 148 Esenyurt Şubesi 336 Eskişehir İki Eylül Cad.Şubesi 413 Eskişehir Sakarya Cad.Şubesi 567 Eskişehir Şubesi 41 Etiler Şubesi 16 Etimesgut Şubesi 252 Eyüp Topçular Şubesi 420 Fatih Şubesi 335 Fatsa Şubesi 153 Fener Şubesi 293 Fethiye Çarşı Şubesi 496 Fethiye Şubesi 133 Fındıklı Şubesi 377 Florya Şubesi 202 Garajlar Şubesi 165 Gatem Şubesi 175 Gazcılar Şubesi 162 Gazi Caddesi Şubesi 303 Gaziantep İncilipınar Şubesi 409 Gaziantep Şubesi 28 Gaziemir Şubesi 279 Gazimağusa Şubesi 264 Gaziosmanpaşa Ankara Şubesi 101 Gazipaşa Bulvarı Şubesi 59 Gebze Çarşı Şubesi 411 Gebze E5 Şubesi 244 Gebze Şubesi 35 Gemlik Şubesi 193 Gimat Şubesi 230 Giresun Şubesi 270 Girne Şubesi 265 Gölcük Şubesi 217 Göztepe İstanbul Şubesi 146 Gül Sokak Şubesi 246 Gültepe Şubesi 214 Güneşli Gülbahar Cad.Şubesi 404 Güneşli Şubesi 39 Güzelyalı Pendik Şubesi 626 Hadımköy Şubesi 119 Haliç Kurumsal Şubesi 11 Hatay İzmir Şubesi 322 Haznedar Bahçelievler Şubesi 434 Heykel Şubesi 151 Hopa Şubesi 290 Hürriyet Şubesi 297 Isparta Şubesi 243 İçerenköy Şubesi 152 İkitelli Organize San.Şubesi 460 İkitelli Şubesi 60 İmes Keyap Şubesi 565 İmsan Şubesi 228 İnegöl Çardak Şubesi 493 İnegöl Şubesi 266 İnönü Caddesi Malatya Şubesi 245 İsken.Şehit Pamir Cad.Şubesi 425 İskenderun Şubesi 85 İskitler Şubesi 410 İst.Bakırköy Çarşı Şubesi 539 İst.Beşiktaş Çarşı Şubesi 542 İst.Beylikdüzü Beykent Şubesi 637 İst.G.osmanpaşa Çarşı Şubesi 469 İstanbul Alibeyköy Şubesi 561 İstanbul Ataşehir Şubesi 435 İstanbul Bağcılar Şubesi 550 İstanbul Bağlarbaşı Şubesi 403 İstanbul Bahçelievler Şubesi 234 İstanbul Bankalar Cad.Şubesi 502 İstanbul Bebek Şubesi 475 İstanbul Beşyüzevler Şubesi 546 İstanbul Beyazıt Şubesi 470 İstanbul Beyoğlu Şubesi 451 İstanbul Cennet Mah.Şubesi 591 İstanbul Cevizli Şubesi 562 İstanbul Çağlayan Şubesi 447 İstanbul Çekmeköy Şubesi 632 İstanbul Davutpaşa Şubesi 429 İstanbul Demirciler Sit.Şubesi 553 İstanbul Esenler Şubesi 609 İstanbul Fındıkzade Şubesi 430 İstanbul Firuzköy Şubesi 597 İstanbul Gaziosmanpaşa Şubesi 186 İstanbul Güngören Şubesi 612 İstanbul Hasanpaşa Şubesi 523 İstanbul Kağıthane Şubesi 476 İstanbul Kızıltoprak Şubesi 489 İstanbul Koşuyolu Şubesi 563 İstanbul Kurtköy Şubesi 433 İstanbul Kurumsal Şubesi 12 İstanbul Küçükbakkalköy Şubesi 558 İstanbul Laleli Şubesi 500 İstanbul Mecidiyeköy Şubesi 427 İstanbul Mega Center Şubesi 513 İstanbul Mercan Şubesi 449 İstanbul Nişantaşı Şubesi 450 İstanbul Pangaltı Şubesi 547 İstanbul Perpa Şubesi 600 İstanbul Seyrantepe Şubesi 618 İstanbul Sıracevizler Şubesi 611 İstanbul Soğanlık Şubesi 596 İstanbul Sultanbeyli Şubesi 520 İstanbul Sultançiftliği Şubesi 606 İstanbul Sultanhamam Şubesi 527 İstanbul Şenesenevler Şubesi 487 İstanbul Şirinevler Şubesi 525 İstanbul Şubesi 380 İstanbul Tarabya Şubesi 503 İstanbul Terazidere Şubesi 614 İstanbul Topkapı Şubesi 528 İstanbul Tuzla İçmeler Şubesi 482 İstanbul Ulus Şubesi 220 İstanbul Ümraniye San.Şubesi 610 İstanbul Yeldeğirmeni Şubesi 574 İstanbul Yenibosna Şubesi 615 İstanbul Yeşilyurt Şubesi 483 İstanbul Zeytinburnu Şubesi 521 4.Levent Şubesi 424 İstoç Şubesi 197 İzmir 3.Sanayi Sitesi Şubesi 625 İzmir Alsancak Şubesi 455 İzmir Çamdibi Şubesi 577 İzmir Çankaya Şubesi 200 İzmir Çiğli Şubesi 555 İzmir Göztepe Şubesi 160 İzmir Gündoğdu Şubesi 69 İzmir Hatay Nokta Şubesi 557 İzmir Kemeraltı Şubesi 533 İzmir Pınarbaşı Şubesi 516 İzmir Şubesi 40 İzmir Toptancılar Sit.Şubesi 508 İzmit Şubesi 20 Kadıköy Çarşı Şubesi 452 Kadıköy Rıhtım Şubesi 137 Kahramanmaraş Çarşı Şubesi 486 Kahramanmaraş Şubesi 31 Kalamış Şubesi 42 Karabağlar Şubesi 53 Karabağlar Yeşillik Cad.Şubesi 417 Karabük Şubesi 283 Karacabey Şubesi 291 Karadeniz Ereğli Şubesi 88 Karaköy Şubesi 139 Kars Şubesi 378 Karşıyaka İzmir Şubesi 86 Karşıyaka Şubesi 394 Kartal Çarşı Şubesi 140 Karya Bodrum Şubesi 419 Kasımpaşa Şubesi 554 Kastamonu Şubesi 268 Kavacık Çarşı Şubesi 601 Kavacık Şubesi 155 Kaynarca Şubesi 278 Kayseri Çarşı Şubesi 405 Kayseri Eski Sanayi Şubesi 572 Kayseri Sanayi Şubesi 170 Kayseri Şubesi 23 Kazasker Şubesi 111 Keçiören Şubesi 308 Kemalpaşa Şubesi 51 Kemer Şubesi 174 Kenan Evren Adana Şubesi 374 Keresteciler Sitesi Şubesi 408 Keşan Şubesi 294 Kırıkkale Şubesi 379 Kırklareli Lüleburgaz Şubesi 501 Kızılay Şubesi 138 Konak Şubesi 296 Konya Büsan Şubesi 594 Konya Ereğli Şubesi 260 Konya Karatay Şubesi 644 Konya Şubesi 30 Konyaaltı Şubesi 172 Kozyatağı E-5 Şubesi 431 Kozyatağı İnönü Caddesi Şubesi 401 Kozyatağı Kurumsal Şubesi 18 Kozyatağı Şubesi 56 Körfez Kurumsal Şubesi 145 Körfez Şubesi 326 Kumluca Şubesi 331 Kurtköy Şubesi 187 Kurtuluş İstanbul Şubesi 209 Kuşadası Şubesi 477 Kuyubaşı Şubesi 302 Kuyumcukent Şubesi 271 Kütahya Şubesi 643 Lara Şubesi 115 Lefkoşa Şubesi 263 Levent Çarşı Şubesi 112 Levent Sanayi Şubesi 49 Lüleburgaz Şubesi 205 Maçka Şubesi 45 Malatya Çarşı Şubesi 422 Malatya Şubesi 89 Maltepe Atatürk Cad.Şubesi 630 Maltepe Çarşı İstanbul Şubesi 232 Maltepe İstanbul Şubesi 121 Maltepe İstasyon Yolu Şubesi 441 Manavgat Çarşı Şubesi 478 Manavgat Şubesi 107 Manisa Çarşı Şubesi 552 Manisa Şubesi 114 Manisa-Kes Şubesi 203 Mardin Şubesi 327 Marmaris Çarşı Şubesi 485 Marmaris Şubesi 102 Maslak Sanayi Şubesi 406 Maslak Şubesi 129 Mecidiyeköy Şubesi 64 Mega Center Şubesi 180 Menemen Şubesi 229 Mersin Çamlıbel Şubesi 385 Mersin Çarşı Şubesi 444 Mersin Kuruçeşme Şubesi 549 Mersin Pozcu Şubesi 584 Mersin Şubesi 38 Merter Şubesi 32 Merzifon Şubesi 323 Meşrutiyet Caddesi Şubesi 105 Metropol Mersin Şubesi 352 Mevlana Şubesi 257 Mezitli Şubesi 255 Mithatpaşa Şubesi 344 Montrö Şubesi 381 Muğla Şubesi 258 Nalçacı Konya Şubesi 412 Nazilli Şubesi 321 Necatibey Şubesi 136 Niğde Şubesi 166 Nilüfer Şubesi 103 Nizip Şubesi 250 Nuruosmaniye Şubesi 254 Ordu Şubesi 182 Orhangazi Şubesi 369 Orta Anadolu Kurumsal Şubesi 57 Ortaklar Caddesi Şubesi 125 Ortaköy Şubesi 130 Osmanbey Şubesi 13 Osmaniye Şubesi 642 Ostim Şubesi 124 Ödemiş Şubesi 249 Özel Bankacılık Merkezi Şubesi 70 Pendik E-5 Şubesi 37 Pendik Şubesi 131 Perpa Şubesi 127 Pınarbaşı Şubesi
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