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ATMs Cod No Supervision Branch e 1 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Imam Khomeini, Tabriz 130 2 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Imam Khomeini, Ardabil 146 3 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Sarcheshme 146 4 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Shahriar, Tabriz 147 5 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Maraghe 192 6 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Bonab 193 7 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Mianeh 212 8 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Malekan 215 9 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Marand 224 10 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Khalkhal 225 11 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Azar shahr 238 12 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Dr. Beheshti, Ardabil 245 13 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Sarab 246 14 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Shariati,Tabriz 256 15 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Darvaze Tehran, Tabriz 342 16 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Mofateh, Tabriz 354 17 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Abresan,Tabriz 375 18 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Jahad Sq, Tabriz 398 19 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Qods, Maraghe 417 20 East Azarbaijan and Ardabil Dr. Beheshti, Tabriz 419 21 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Danesh, Orumie 132 22 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Shebli, Sanandaj 156 23 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Azadegan, Sghez 167 24 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Mian doab 168 25 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Mahabad 175 26 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Shohada Sq, Orumie 176 27 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Khoy 201 28 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Imam Khomeini, Sanandaj 204 29 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Takab 228 30 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Gharve, Sanandaj 229 31 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Bakeri, Orumie 272 32 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Bijar 295 33 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Bukan 296 34 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Besat, Sanandaj 306 35 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Farhangian, Orumie 331 36 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Bane 341 37 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Gandom Sq, Khoy 364 38 West Azarbaijan and Kordestan Markazi, Orumie 420 Isfahan and Chaharmahal 39 Chahar Bagh 131 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 40 Dastgerd, Isfahan 166 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 41 Moshirodole, Isfahan 191 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 42 Talar, Isfahan 207 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 43 Khomeini Shahr 213 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 44 Nain 219 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 45 Sadi, Shahre kord 221 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 46 Mobarake 227 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 47 Ardestan 233 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 48 Zarin Shahr 239 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 49 Ayatollah Kashani, Kashan 240 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 50 Golpayegan 241 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 51 Shahreza 247 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 52 Hakim Nezami, Isfahan 260 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 53 Sheikh Sadugh, Isfahan 279 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 54 Alame Majlesi, Isfahan 280 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 55 Bozorgmehr, Isfahan 294 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 56 Abazar, Kashan 308 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 57 Shahin shahr 311 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 58 Baghbahadoran 315 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 59 Badrud 334 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 60 Samadie, Isfahan 347 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 61 Falake Artesh, Isfan 362 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 62 Robat 382 Bakhteyari Isfahan and Chaharmahal 63 Rudaki, Isfahan 388 Bakhteyari 64 Khorasan Kuh Sangi, Mashhad 136 65 Khorasan Abuzar Ghafari, Mashhad 177 66 Khorasan 15 Khordad, Mashhad 179 67 Khorasan Birjand 180 68 Khorasan Neishabur 181 69 Khorasan Sabzevar 184 70 Khorasan Sanabad, Mashhad 185 71 Khorasan Gonabad 188 72 Khorasan Gas Ave. , Mashhad 197 73 Khorasan Moalem Bulvar, Mashhad 198 74 Khorasan Kashmar 216 75 Khorasan Khaje Rabi, Mashhad 226 76 Khorasan Dr. Beheshti, Bojnurd 231 77 Khorasan Vakil Abad, Mashhad 248 78 Khorasan Sajad Bulvar, Mashhad 266 79 Khorasan Daneshgah, Mashhad 267 80 Khorasan Imam Reza, Mashhad 276 81 Khorasan Torbat Heidarie 317 82 Khorasan Azadi, Birjand 318 83 Khorasan Tabarsi Bulvar, Mashhad 322 84 Khuzestan Chamran, Ahvaz 160 85 Khuzestan Fath, Khoramshahr 250 86 Khuzestan Dezful 270 87 Khuzestan Ramhormoz 281 88 Khuzestan Ghaznavi, Ahvaz 299 89 Khuzestan Andimeshk 307 90 Khuzestan Zeitun, Ahvaz 313 91 Khuzestan Ahmad Abad, Abadan 314 92 Khuzestan Fajr, Dezful 316 93 Khuzestan Enghelab, Ahvaz 355 94 Khuzestan Amanie, Ahvaz 376 95 Khuzestan Azadegan, Ahvaz 405 96 Zanjan, Qazvin Khayam, Qazvin 163 97 Zanjan, Qazvin Ferdosi, Zanjan 189 98 Zanjan, Qazvin Azadi, Qazvin 293 99 Zanjan, Qazvin Takestan 324 100 Zanjan, Qazvin Imam Khomeini, Zanjan 406 101 Tehran Eest and Qom Taleghani 116 102 Tehran Eest and Qom Markazi 119 103 Tehran Eest and Qom Shariati Motahari 121 104 Tehran Eest and Qom Jomhuri 154 105 Tehran Eest and Qom Saidi Sq, Qom 159 106 Tehran Eest and Qom Tohid, Qom 205 107 Tehran Eest and Qom Fadaian Islam 230 108 Tehran Eest and Qom Varamin 255 109 Tehran Eest and Qom Shahre Ray 268 110 Tehran Eest and Qom Modares, Qom 309 111 Tehran Eest and Qom Piruzi 361 112 Tehran Eest and Qom Kalej 367 113 Tehran Eest and Qom Khorasan Sq 374 114 Tehran Eest and Qom Sadughi, Qom 386 115 Tehran Eest and Qom Afsarie 390 116 Tehran Eest and Qom Nazi Abad 401 117 Tehran Eest and Qom Niruye Havayi 402 118 Tehran Eest and Qom Imam Hosein 431 119 Tehran North Mirdamad 122 120 Tehran North Azadi Hotel 123 121 Tehran North Zafar 148 122 Tehran North Ali Asghar Hospital 148 123 Tehran North Molasadra 366 124 Tehran North Tehranpars 368 125 Tehran North Pole Rumi 371 126 Tehran North Narmak 372 127 Tehran North Punak 384 128 Tehran North Kave Bulvar 387 129 Tehran North Saadat Abad 393 130 Tehran North Pasdaran 397 131 Tehran North Niavaran 411 132 Tehran North Afriqa Bulvar 412 133 Tehran North Velenjak 414 134 Tehran North Janat Abad 415 135 Tehran North Mother Sq 422 136 Tehran North Kamranie 423 137 Tehran North Shemiran no 424 138 Tehran North Shahran 426 139 Tehran North Mahestan 427 140 Tehran North Rashid Tehranpars 428 141 Tehran North Parvin 429 142 Tehran North Isteghlal Hotel 430 143 Tehran North Amin Tehranpars 432 144 Tehran West and Karaj Keshavarz Bulvar 115 145 Tehran West and Karaj Ekbatan 117 146 Tehran West and Karaj Afriqa 124 147 Tehran West and Karaj Jahan Shahr 129 148 Tehran West and Karaj Fatemi 139 149 Tehran West and Karaj Shohada, Karaj 254 150 Tehran West and Karaj Islam Shahr 292 151 Tehran West and Karaj Fardis 302 152 Tehran West and Karaj Shahriar 360 153 Tehran West and Karaj Satarkhan 365 154 Tehran West and Karaj Azadi 377 155 Tehran West and Karaj Asad Abadi 378 156 Tehran West and Karaj Saie Park 392 157 Tehran West and Karaj Tarasht 394 158 Tehran West and Karaj Beheshti 396 159 Tehran West and Karaj Abuzar 399 160 Tehran West and Karaj Farhang Sq 409 161 Tehran West and Karaj Rudaki 410 162 Tehran West and Karaj Tehransar 433 163 Tehran West and Karaj Amir Abad 435 164 Tehran West and Karaj Gohardasht, Karaj 436 Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 165 Bulvar Modares, Shiraz 125 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 166 Lar(Old) 190 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 167 Kazerun 242 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 168 Gerash 251 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 169 Sadi Siraz 301 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 170 Oz 343 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 171 Dogonbadan 345 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 172 Bushehr 346 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 173 Chamran Borazjan 356 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 174 Marvdasht 369 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 175 Lar (New) 370 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 176 Afif Abad, Shiraz 373 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 177 Isteghlal, Shiraz 385 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 178 Ghaani, Shiraz 404 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 179 Mirzaye Shirazi 407 & Boir Ahmad Fars,Bushehr and Kohkilooyeh 180 Zand, Shiraz 421 & Boir Ahmad Kermanshah , Hamedan and 181 Shariati, Hamedan 127 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 182 Modares, Kermanshah 143 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 183 Ashayer, Kermanshah 183 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 184 Shohada, Hamedan 194 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 185 Malayer 195 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 186 22 Bahman, Kermanshah 210 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 187 Kashani, Kermanshah 264 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 188 Nahavand 271 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 189 Ilam 273 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 190 Hadad adel,Kermanshah 287 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 191 West Islam Abad 298 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 192 Golha Bulvar, Kermanshah 333 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 193 Mostafa Imami Bulvar 425 Ilam Kermanshah , Hamedan and 194 Buali, Hamedan 434 Ilam 195 Golestan and Semnan Imam Khomeini, Semnan 126 196 Golestan and Semnan North Khayam, Gonbad 140 197 Golestan and Semnan 5 Azar, Gorgan 141 198 Golestan and Semnan Ali Abad Katul 165 199 Golestan and Semnan Kardkuy 172 200 Golestan and Semnan Jomhuri Sq,Shahrud 174 201 Golestan and Semnan Khan Bebin 196 202 Golestan and Semnan Motahari, Gorgan 199 203 Golestan and Semnan Imam Khomeini, Gonbad 269 204 Golestan and Semnan Mahdishahr 323 205 Golestan and Semnan Damghan 350 206 Golestan and Semnan Naharkhoran, Gorgan 395 207 Gilan Shariati, Rasht 138 208 Gilan Shohada, Lahijan 169 209 Gilan Astane Ashrafie 206 210 Gilan Bazar, Anzali 209 211 Gilan Rudsar 217 212 Gilan Amlash 218 213 Gilan Langerud 237 214 Gilan Talesh 265 215 Gilan Bahrololum, Rasht 274 216 Gilan Loshan 288 217 Gilan Bistun, Rasht 289 218 Gilan Astara 320 219 Gilan Masal 335 220 Gilan Golsar, Rasht 381 221 Gilan Shohada, Anzali 413 222 Mazandaran Taleghani Bulvar, Sari 137 223 Mazandaran Islam Abad, Sari 142 224 Mazandaran Navab Safavi, Babol 157 225 Mazandaran Farhang, Ghaemshahr 162 226 Mazandaran Neka 164 227 Mazandaran Akhund Mahale, Ramsar 170 228 Mazandaran Imam Khomeini, Tonekabon 171 229 Mazandaran Amir Mazandarani, Sari 186 230 Mazandaran 17 Shahrivar Sq,Amol 187 231 Mazandaran Keshavarz Bulvar, Sari 208 232 Mazandaran Babolsar 211 233 Mazandaran Noshahr 214 Hashemi nejad Bulvar, 234 Mazandaran 222 Behshahr 235 Mazandaran Imam Khomeini, Babol 234 236 Mazandaran 18 Dey, Sari 235 Imam Khomeini, 237 Mazandaran 249 Ghaemshahr 238 Mazandaran Katalom 253 239 Mazandaran Abas Abad, Tonekabon 257 240 Mazandaran Juibar 283 241 Mazandaran Chalus 284 242 Mazandaran Dr.
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