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Dhaka Division Dhaka Division ASHUGANJ AUSTAGRAM BANANI Kashem Plaza, Ashuganj Sadar, Mustari Bhaban, Jamtoli, Austagram S. R. R Commercial Tower, House No. 50, Brahmanbaria Sadar, Kishoreganj Road No. 11, Block-C, Banani, Dhaka Tel: 08528-74575, 08528-74574 Tel: 01733583358, 01711341153 Tel: 9890865, 9891617 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fax: 9891312 Mnemonic: ASHU Code: 4135 Mnemonic: AUST Code: 4046 Email: [email protected] Routing Number: 020120102 Routing Number: 020480071 Mnemonic: BANA Code: 4033 Opening: 19.06.2011 Opening: 13.12.2015 Routing Number: 020260433 Opening: 26.12.2013 BANDURA BASHUNDHARA BHAIRAB BAZAR Bandura Govt. Super Market (1st floor), Green Coronet, Plot No. 07, Block-A, 248(W) Tin Potty, Bhairab Bazar, Bhairab, Hasnabad, Nawabgonj, Dhaka Bashundhara Main Road, Dhaka 1229 Kishoregonj Tel: (038946) 84014, 01199814923 Tel: 8402994, 8402993 Tel: 9470340, 9470351, 9470528 Email: [email protected] Fax: 8402995 Fax: 9470351 Mnemonic:BNDR Code: 4016 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Routing Number: 020270649 Mnemonic:BASH Code: 4034 Mnemonic:BHBZ Code: 4007 Opening: 19.08.1994 Routing Number: 020260554 Routing Number: 020480226 Opening: 04.06.2014 Opening: 19.10.1985 BHULTA BOARD BAZAR CHANDPUR Haji Shopping Complex, Bhulta, Ward No. 35, Gachha, Zone 02, 123/115 Kalibari Pouro New Market, Golakandail, Rupgonj, Narayanganj Joydebpur Thana, Gazipur City Chandpur Sadar, Chandpur Tel: 01712184672, 01711978661 Corporation, Gazipur 1704 Tel: (0841) 66151, (0841) 66153 Email: [email protected] Tel: 9291800, 9291801 Fax: (0841) 66152 Mnemonic:BHUL Code: 4039 Fax: 9291802 Email: [email protected] Routing Number: 020670223 Email: [email protected] Mnemonic: CHAN Code: 4132 Opening: 23.11.2015 Mnemonic: BDBZ Code: 4018 Routing Number: 020130318 Routing Number: 020330226 Opening: 27.12.2009 Opening: 05.02.1995 CHANDRA DHANMONDI FARIDPUR Alhaj Khabiruddin Super Market (1st Plot: 45 (new) 286/B (old), Road: 16 Faridpur A.R. City Center, 29 Haji floor), Kaliakoir Bazar, (new) 27 (old), Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka Shariatullah Bazar Road, Kotwali, Faridpur Poura Shava, Kaliakair, Gazipur 1209 Tel: 01710876140, 01911654349 Tel: (06822) 51448, 51466 Tel: 8117861, 9146489, 58153310 Email: [email protected] Mobile: 01713033735 Email: [email protected] Mnemonic: FARI Code: 4051 Email: [email protected] Mnemonic: DMNB Code: 4021 Routing Number: 020290524 Mnemonic: CNDR Code: 4026 Routing Number: 020261182 Opening: 17.12.2015 Routing Number: 020330400 Opening: 24.05.1999 Opening: 13.04.2002 GARIB-E-NEWAZ AVENUE GULSHAN IMAMGANJ House Of VERITAS, 8 Garib-E-Newaz Ventura Avenue (1st & 2nd floor), Plot 40, Imamganj, Dhaka 1211 Avenue, Sector -13, Uttara West, Dhaka No. CWN(C)-8/B, Road No. 34, Gulshan Tel: 57315484, 57315487, Tel: 01196007684, 01916298299 Model Town, Dhaka 1212 Email: [email protected] 57318067 (Direct) Tel: 9887169, 9884365 57316861 (Direct) Mnemonic: GARI Code: 4037 Fax: 9882696 Routing Number: 020261645 Email: [email protected] Fax: 57314111 Opening: 25.08.2015 Mnemonic: GULB Code: 4019 Email: [email protected] Routing Number: 020261724 Mnemonic: IMGJ Code: 4003 Opening: 26.02.1998 Routing Number: 020272805 Opening: 29.11.1982 ISLAMPUR ISLAMI BANKING BRANCH JINJIRA 38-39, Islampur, Dhaka 82, Kakrail, Ramna, Dhaka Hazi Karim Market, Purba Aganagar, Tel: 7392456, 7396060, 7390536 Tel: 8332235, 37, 38 Gudara Ghat Road, Keranigonj, Email: [email protected] Fax: 8332236 Dhaka Mnemonic: ISLP Code: 4017 Email: [email protected] Tel: 7772234, 7771805 Routing Number: 020272984 Mnemonic: IBB Code: 4027 Fax: 7771805 Opening: 13.04.2002 Routing Number: 020272926 Email: [email protected] Opening: 23.12.2004 Mnemonic: JINJ Code: 4012 Routing Number: 020277097 Opening: 08.02.1992 JOYPARA KAKRAIL KALAMPUR Joypara, Dohar, Dhaka 81, VIP Road, Dhaka 1000 Kalampur, Dhamrai, Dhaka. Tel: +88027768164, +88027768165 Tel: 9339036, 8315462, 9351177 Tel: 01972378024 Email: [email protected] Fax: 8311324 Email: [email protected] Mnemonic: JOYP Code: 4014 Email: [email protected] Mnemonic: KALA Code: 4041 Routing Number: 020273288 Mnemonic: KRLB Code: 4009 Routing Number: 020262444 Opening: 28.10.1992 Routing Number: 020273370 Opening: 29.12.2014 Opening: 03.04.1989 KALATIYA KARWAN BAZAR MADHABDI Sufiya Zaman Complex, Kalatiya BSEC Bhaban Parkashipur, Madhabdi Bazar Bazar Road, Shamsherpur, Kalatiya, 102 Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, Narsingdi Keraniganj, Dhaka Dhaka 1215 Tel: 0625756113, 9446113 Tel: 01190000878, 01754117777 Tel: 8117598-9, 8130602, 8122295, Fax: 0625756736, 9446736 Email: [email protected] 9128537 Email: [email protected] Mnemonic: KLAT Code: 4043 Fax: 88-02-9128545 Mnemonic: MDBD Code: 4040 Routing Number: 020273433 Email: [email protected] Routing Number: 020680671 Opening: 06.12.2015 Mnemonic: KWRN Code: 4002 Opening: 31.10.2001 Routing Number: 020262536 Opening: 12.04.1982 MALIBAGH MIRPUR MOTIJHEEL Advanced Melinda (Level-1), 72 5/A, 5/B, Darus Salam Main Road BSB Building, 08, DIT Avenue, Dhaka Malibagh, Dhaka 1219 (1st fl) Tel: 9563011-5, 9556077, 9555586 Tel: 9354638 (PABX), 9354471 Section 1, Mirpur, Dhaka Fax: 9556077 (Direct Tel: 9013693, 9006525 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fax: 9006525 Mnemonic: MOTI Code: 4004 Mnemonic: MALI Code: 4031 Email: [email protected] Routing Number: 020274245 Routing Number: 020273941 Mnemonic: MIRB Code: 4015 Opening: 27.12.1983 Opening: 27.12.2010 Routing Number: 020262981 Opening: 28.03.1994 MOHAKHALI NARAYANGANJ NAWABPUR ROAD Pacific Centre (1st Floor), 14 109 B.B. Road Narayangonj 198-202, Nawabpur Road (Nawabpur Mohakhali C/A Dhaka 1212 Tel: 7640124, 7634707 Tower) Tel: +8809842567-8, Fax: 7632187 Nawabpur, Dhaka 1100 +8809897887(Direct) Email: [email protected] Tel: 9566005, 9551511 Fax: 8811963 Mnemonic: NRGJ Code: 4008 Fax: 7120832 Email: [email protected] Routing Number: 020671185 Email: [email protected] Mnemonic: MOHA Code: 4011 Opening: 04.03.1987 Mnemonic: NWBP Code: Routing Number: 020263193 4013 Routing Number: Date of opening:25.11.90 020274724 Opening: 14.05.1992 NEW ELEPHANT ROAD NORTH SOUTH ROAD PAGLA Novera Square 9/1 North South Road Al-haj, Afsar Karim Bhaban House 05, Road (Bangshal), Dhaka 1100 DN Road, Pagla, Narayanganj 02 Tel: 9562817, 9565956, 9590860 Tel: 7696160, 7696161 Dhanmondi, Dhaka 1205 Fax: 9562817 Fax: 7682008 Tel 8616137, 9674002, 8613967 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fax: 8616128 Mnemonic: NSRB Code: 4010 Mnemonic: PAGL Code: 4024 Email: [email protected] Routing Number: 020275110 Routing Number: 020671301 Mnemonic: NERB Code: 4006 Opening: 25.08.1990 Opening: 18.05.1999 Routing Number: 020263498 Opening: 09.02.1985 PARIL PRINCIPAL PROGATI SHARANI Paril Noadha, Boldhara, Singair, 30-31, Dilkusha C/A, Dhaka N.R. Tower, 72 Progati Sharani Manikganj Tel: 9560312-6, 9560887-8 Block: J, Baridhara, Dhaka Tel: 01911774245, 01552303042 Email: [email protected] Tel: 8836329, 8836330 Email: [email protected] Mnemonic: PBBR Code: 4005 Fax: 8836121 Mnemonic: PARI Code: 4042 Routing Number: 020275352 Email: [email protected] Routing Number: 020560083 Opening: 16.01.1986 Mnemonic: PROG Code: 4028 Opening: 15.11.2015 Routing Number: 020263706 Opening: 28.12.2008 ROKEYA SHARANI SAVAR SEED STORE BAZAR 923, Shewrapara Rokeya Sharani Palash Bari, Baipal, Savar, Dhaka Al-Madina Shopping Complex, Mirpur, Dhaka Email: [email protected] Seed Store Bazar, Bhaluka, Tel: 9014290, 9012607 Mnemonic: SAVR Code: 4029 Mymensingh Tel: 01196007143, Fax: 9012607 Routing Number: 020264097 01683324484 Email: [email protected] Opening: 08.02.2009 Email: [email protected] Mnemonic: RKYS Code: 4022 Mnemonic: SEED Code: 4035 Routing Number: 020264000 Routing Number: 020612094 Opening: 13.04.2002 Opening: 28.10.2014 SHYAMOLI TANGAIL TONGI Shyamoli Square, Holding # 24/1 & 702 Sabur Khan Tower, Kalibari Sena Kalayan Commercial Complex, 24/2, Khilzi Road, Ward#45, Road, Tangail Sadar, Tangail Plot No-9, Tongi, Gazipur Mohammadpur Dhaka 1207 Tel: (0921) 61508 Tel: 01196009592, 01710960940 Tel: +88-02-9103369 (PABX), +88- Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 02-9103368 (Direct) Mnemonic: TANG Code: 4036 Mnemonic: TNGI Code: 4038 Email: [email protected] Routing Number: 020932295 Routing Number: 020331638 Mnemonic: SHAM Code: 4032 Opening: 25.02.2009 Opening: 30.11.2015 Routing Number: 020264305 Opening: 27.12.2010 UTTARA House 11, Road 14D, Sector 4 Uttara, Dhaka Tel: 58957758, 58950865, 58952253 Fax: 58951566 Email: [email protected] Mnemonic: UTTR Code: 4020 Routing Number: 020264639 Opening: 31.03.1998 .
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