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To Know the Bank Branches >>>> Click Here Sr.No Branches Name Address 1 Nay Pyi Taw Branch No-(168), Thiri Yadanar Market, Zabu Thiri Township, Nay Pyi Taw. 2 Kamaryut Branch 519, Pyay Rd., Espace Avenir, Ward (8),Kamayut Township,Yangon Division. 3 Mandalay Branch (1) No. (151), 80 Street, Between (28 St; × 29 St;) Chanayetharzan Township, Mandalay Division. 4 Lamadaw Branch No.590, Between 7th and Kine Tan Streest, Strand Street, Lanmadaw Tsp, Yangon Division No. (17), Corner of U Bacho St; and 4th St; No. (2) Quarter, Myaungmya Township, 5 Myaung Mya Branch Ayeyarwady Division. 6 Phyu Branch No. (128) Yanong-Mandalay Highway Road, Zay Quarter, Phyu Township, Bago Division. 7 Muse Branch No. (32), East North of Market, North Quarter, Muse Township, Shan State (North). No. (304), Room No (1, 2), Corner of Pyi Htaung Su Road and Anawyahtar Road, Myo Thit 8 Myitkyinar Branch Quarter, Myitkyinar Township, Kachin State. 9 Myingan Branch No. (17), Kwae Gyi East, No. (8) Quarter, Myingyan Township, Mandalay Division. No. (315/B-1), (91) Mingalar Market, Corner of Bogyoke St; and Merchant St, South Monywar 10 Monywa Branch Quarter, Monywar Township, Sagaing Division. No. (Nya-79), Corner of Kantkaw Str & AhThawKa St, Bayintnaung, Mayangone Township, 11 Bayintnaung Branch Yangon Division. 12 Nyaunglaybin Branch No. (9), Myo Ma (3) Quarter, Bogyoke Road, Nyaunglaybin Township, Bago Division. 13 Aunglan Branch No. (39/145), Tayawgone Quarter, Aunglan Township, Magway Division. No. (217/521), San Pya Quarter, Corner of Yanpyayman Street & Magway Road, 14 Kyauk Pa Daung Branch Kyaukpadaung Township, Mandalay Division. 15 Mawlamyaing Branch No. (37), New Stand Road, Phet Tan Quarter, Mawlamyaing Township, Mon State. 16 Taungtwingyi Branch No. (7), Shwekyarinn (2) Quarter, Taungtwingyi Township, Magway Division. 17 Pakokku Branch No. (5 D). East of Ma Gyi Tan, No. (7) Quarter, Pakokku Township, Magway Division. No. (8/73-74), Corner of Yangon-Mandalay Highway Road and Pachi Tagar Road, No.(8) 18 Taung Goo Branch Quarter, Taung Goo Township, Bago Division. 19 Pyay Branch No. (85 (B)/86), Lanmadaw Street, Shwe Gu Quarter, Pyay Township, Bago Division. 20 Nyaungshwe Branch No. (54), Yone Gyi Road, Myolae (2) Quarter, Nyaungshwe Township, Shan State (South). No. (51), Kyar Phyu Road, Red Cross Society, (3) Quarter, Lashio Township, Shan State 21 Lashio Branch (North). No. (F.S-18), Between Pyi Taw Thar St; and Thitsar St;, East Myinthar Quarter, Magway 22 Magway Branch Township, Magway Division. No. (12), Ta yoke Kyaung Street (Khattar Street), (4)Quarter, Pathein Township, Ayeyarwady 23 Pathein Branch Division. Bldg (S-7, S-8), West Race Course Rd., U Chit Maung Housing, Tamawe Township, Yangon 24 U Chit Maung Branch Division. No. (197), Yangon-Mandalay Highway Road, Thiri Mingalar Quarter, Meikhtila Township, 25 Meikhtila Branch Mandalay Division. No. (24), Corner of U Thant Road and Sat San Tun Road, No. (1) Quarter, Aungpan 26 Aungpan Branch Township, Shan State(South). 27 Sule Branch 73/75, Sule Pagoda Rd., Lower Block, Kyauktada Township, Yangon Division. No. (99), (13/B), Bogyoke Road, Seik Nge North Quarter (new), Myeik Township, Tanintharyi 28 Myeik Branch Division. Tha.Sa/27, Bojoke Street, Thartana Building(East), ThaSi Quarter, Bamaw Township, Kachin 29 Bamaw Branch State. 30 Pansodan Branch No. (124/126), Pansodan Street (Lower Block), Kyaukdatar Township, Yangon. D/TYA/Admin Dept No. (770/A), No (7) Quarter, Thu Mingalar St; Near of Nandawon Market, South Okkalapa 31 South Okkalapa Branch Tsp, Yangon Division. 32 Monywa Mini Branch No.(420), Bojoke Lane, Sulay Gone Quarter, Monywa Tsp, Sagaing Division. 33 Magway Mini Branch No(19/20), Pyi Taw Thar Street, Near of Myo Ma Market, Magway Tsp, Magway Division. 34 Taung Goo Mini Branch No(16/196), Merchant Street, (16)Quarter, Taung Goo Tsp, Bago Division. No.(H) 30th Street, Between (77)St & (78)St, (Near Mandalay Station), ChanAyeTharZan 35 Mandalay Mini Branch-1 Township, Mandalay Division. 36 Minbu Branch No.(1493), Shwe Tamar Road, (4)Quarter, Minbu Township, Magwe Division. No.(E-6/31), (62) Road, Between of Ma Naw Hayee St & Khaing Shwe wah St, Chan Myae 37 Mandalay Branch-3 Tharsi Tsp, Mandalay Division. 38 Mandalay Branch-4 No.(114), (84)Street, Between of (30) St & (31) St, Mandalay Division. 39 Zee Pin Gyi Mini Branch Central Institute of Civil Service (Upper Myanmar), Mandalay Division. 40 Pyay Mini Branch Bojoke Road, Sandaw Quarter, Pyay Township, Bago Division. 41 Mandalay Branch-2 No(323), Corner of (35) St & (83) St, Mahar Aung Myay Townshop, Mandalay Division. 42 Mandalay Mini Branch-2 No(69), 73 Street, Between 29 & 30 Street, Chan Aye Tharzan Township, Mandalay Division. Central Institute of Civil Service (Lower Myanmar) Hpaung Gyi, Hlegu Township, Yangon 43 Hpaung Gyi Branch Division. 44 Shwe Bon Thar Branch No-416/420, Shwebonethar Street, 8 Quarter, Pabedan Township, Yangon Division. No.(1), Room- (02-04), Ground Fl, Corner of Setyone St & Hninsi St, Thayargone Qr, 45 Mingalar Zay Branch Mingalartaungnyunt Tsp, Yangon Division. 235, Corner Pyay Rd & Shin Saw Pu Rd., Shin Saw Pu Ward, Sanchaung Township, Yangon 46 Myaynigone Branch Division. 47 Zay Cho Plaza Branch Zaycho Plaza, First Fl, Corner of 26th St & 85th St, Chanayetharzan Tsp, Mandalay Division. 48 Kyauktagar Branch No.(82), Aung Thu Kha St, Zay Pine Qr, Kyauktagar Tsp, Bago Division. 49 Loikaw Branch No.(37), Kandayawady St, Min Su Qr, Loikaw Township, Kayah State. No-(1/1D), Boyoke Aung San street, Maharhokhan Quater, Tachileik Township, Shan State 50 Tachileik Branch (North) 51 Salin Branch No-255, Bokyoke Street, Zayma Quarter, Salin Township, Minbu District, Magwe Division. 52 Swar Branch No-12,Swar Industrial Quarter, Yangon-Mandalay Road, Yaedashe Township, Bago Division. 53 Ann Branch No 132, Mingalar Road, 3 Quarter, Ann Township, Kyauk Phyu District, Yakhine State. No(2/A), Corner Min Dhama Rd., & Taw Win Rd., Ward (3), Mayangone Township,Yangon 54 Mindama Lane Branch Division. Building No 30/A, Room No (1), Ground Floor, Yaw Min Gyi St., Dagon Township, Yangon 55 Yawmingyi Branch Division. 56 Latha Branch No.376, Room No (8), Strand Rd., Latha Township, Yangon Division. No.1178, Corner of Thudhamar & 3rd St., Ward (2),North Okkalapa Township, Yangon 57 North Okkalapa Branch Division. No.259/E, Lay Daunt Kan Rd., (Za-Gwel/North) Ward, Thingangyun Township, Yangon 58 Thingunkyun Branch Division. 59 Innya Lane Branch No(26), Thanlwin Street, Shawe Taung Kyar (2)Quarter, Bahan Township, Yangon Division. 60 Thuwana Branch No.165/6, Than Thu Mar Rd., Thuwana/24 Ward, Thingangyun Township, Yangon Division. 61 Junction City Branch Room 354, 3rd Flr, Junction City, Pabedan Township, Yangon Division. No.69, Ground Floor, Upper Pazundaung Rd., Taung Lone Pyan Ward, Mingalar Taung Nyunt 62 Mingalartaungnyunt Branch Township, Yangon Division. D/TYA/Admin Dept No.235, Yangon-Insein Rd., Near Kalar Kyaung Bus Stop, Ward (2), Mayangone Township, 63 Mayangone Branch Yangon Division. 64 Dawei Branch No. (48), Bojoke Street, North Quarter, Dawei Township, Tanintharyi Division. 65 Yankin Branch No.1, Moe Kaung Rd., Ward (14),Yankin Township, Yangon Division. No(5), Yarza Thingyan (2) Street, Thiri Pyit Sayar Quarter, Nyaung Oo Township, Mandalay 66 Nyaung Oo Branch Division. No. (210), Kaba Aye Pagoda Rd., Myat Su Mon Condo, (9) Quarter, Mayangone Township, 67 Kabaraye Branch Yangon Division. 68 Tharkayta Branch No-1182, Ground Floor (B), Zingama Street, Tharkayta Township, Yangon Division. No(1739/1740), Thukha Lane Thawel, Lower Mingalardon Rd., Near Japan St. Bus Stop, 69 Phawh Kan Branch Phawh Kan Ward,Insein Tsp, Yangon Division. Rm (44/B), 1st Flr, City Mall ST.John, Corner of Pyay Road & Minyekyawswar Road, 70 City Mall Branch Lanmadaw Township, Yangon Division. 71 Sanchaung Branch No(12-A), No(34B/1-A-4), Baho Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon Division. 142 Shed, Rm 1, Shwe Wah St., Sawbwargyi Gone Warehouses, Insein Township, Yangon 72 Sawbwargyi Gone Branch Division. 73 Pyinoolwin Branch No. (225), (8) Quarter, Mandalay-Lashio Road, Pyin Oo Lwin Township, Mandalay Division. Building No. 21/B, Corner Shwe Pyi Thar Tadar St., & Pearl St., Danyin Gone Ward, Insein 74 Danyin Gone Branch Township, Yangon Division. 75 PhoneGyee Lane Branch 83, Phone Gyee St., Middle Block, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon Division. No(B-1), Between of 77 St & 78 St, Tharyarwaddy Mingyi Road, Chan Mya Tharyar Quarter, 76 Kyawe Sel Kan Branch Pyi Gyi Tagon Township, Mandalay Division. 77 Chaung Oo Branch No (105), Bo Tal' Street, Myo Ma Quarter, Chaung Oo Township, Sagaing Division. D/TYA/Admin Dept.
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