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List of BRAC Bank Agent Banking Outlets List of BRAC Bank Agent Banking Outlets SL District Upazila Name of Agent AB Outlet Name AB Outlet Location Supervising Branch 1 Narayanganj Narayanganj Sadar Mamata Enterprise Adamjeenagar Agent Kadamtoli, Adamjeenagar, Siddirganj Branch Banking Outlet Siddirganj, Narayanganj 2 Jashore Manirampur Hasan Computer & Rajganj Agent Banking Rajganj Bazar, Manirampur, Jashore Branch Mobile Servicing Outlet Jashore 3 Chuadanga Chuadanga Sadar Fahim Agro Traders Sarajgonj Agent Banking Sarajgonj Bazar, Sarajgonj, Chuadanga SME / Krishi Outlet Chuadanga. Branch 4 Cumilla Laksam M/S Mannan Traders Bizra Agent Banking Outlet Bizra Bazar, Chandpur Road, Barura Branch Laksham, Cumilla 5 Bogura Nondigram M/S Liza Lima Traders Nondigram Agent Banking Alhaz Majibor Rahman Super Charmatha Branch Outlet Merket, Nondigram Bus Stand, Bogura. 6 Bhola Borhanuddin M/S Roksana Traders Borhanuddin Agent Banking Nur Super Market, Sadar Road, Bhola Branch Outlet Borhanuddin, Bhola. 7 Sylhet Zakiganj High Light Mobile Kaliganj Agent Banking Kaliganj Bazar, Manikpur, Dakhshin Surma SME Media Outlet Jokiganj, Sylhet Krishi Branch 8 Kurigram Ulipur M/S P.M Chaulkol Ulipur Agent Banking Outlet Ulipur Bazar, Ulipur Rangpur Branch Pourashava, Ulipur, Kurigram 9 Mymensingh Mymensingh Sadar M/S Brother Sister Tarakanda Agent Banking Tarakanda Bazar, Mymensingh Mymensingh Branch Fish Store Outlet Sadar, Mymensingh. 10 Pirojpur Bhandaria Reza Enterprise Bhandaria Agent Banking Post Office Road, Bhandaria, Pirojpur SME / Krishi Outlet Pirojpur Branch 11 Bogura Gabtali Shopon Garments (1) Gabtali Agent Banking Rownok Complex, Main Road Bogura Branch Outlet Gabtali, Bogura. 12 Mymensingh Bhaluka Koli House Masterbari Agent Banking Masterbari, Valuka, Mawna Branch Outlet Mymensingh 13 Dinajpur Fulbari M/S Chowdhury Birampur Agent Banking Mizan Market, Dhaka Moor, Dinajpur SME / Krishi Traders Outlet Birampur Pourashava, Branch Birampur, Dinajpur 14 Kurigram Kurigram Sadar M/S P.M Chaulkol Kurigram Agent Banking Ghosh Para, Bazar Road, Rangpur Branch Outlet Kurigram 15 Lalmonirhat Kaliganj M/S Ferdausi Traders Tushbhandar Agent Banking Ashrafi Market, Tushbhandar, Rangpur Branch Outlet Kaliganj, Lalmonirhat 16 Faridpur Nagarkanda M/S Ripon Enterprise Nagarkanda Agent Banking Nagorkanda Sekander Faridpur SME / Krishi Outlet Manshion, Thana Road, Branch Nagarkanda, Faridpur. List of BRAC Bank Agent Banking Outlets 17 Kushtia Kumarkhali Nur Electronics Kumarkhali Agent Banking Hazi Momtaz Ali Bhaban, Hall Kushtia SME / Krishi Outlet Bazar Mor, Kumarkhali Bazar, Branch Kushtia. 18 Natore Baraigram M/S R K R Enterprise Bonpara Agent Banking Bonpara Bazar, Bonpara, Natore Branch Outlet Boraigram, Natore. 19 Chattogram Mirsharai Macro Paper Products Baroiyarhat Agent Banking Feroza Saleha Center, Asian Sitakundo Branch Outlet Highway, Baroiyarhat, Mirsarai, Chattogram. 20 Dinajpur Fulbari Bhai Bhai Paper Fulbari Agent Banking Outlet Nimtala Moor, Fulbari Bazar, Dinajpur SME / Krishi House Fulbari Pourashava, Fulbari, Branch Dinajpur. 21 Cumilla Nangalkot M/S Ma Moni Nangalkot Agent Banking Hazi Ali Ajgor Plaza, Nangalkot, Laksham Branch Electronics Outlet Sador, Nangolkot, Cumilla. 22 Bogura Bogra Sadar Uni Brothers Poultry Shajahanpur Agent Banking Rahimabad, B- Block, Bogura Branch Farm Outlet Shajahanpur, Bogura. 23 Panchagarh Boda M/S Siyam Traders Boda Agent Banking Outlet Hallpara, Boda Bazar, Boda Panchagar SME / Krishi Pourashava, Panchagarh. Branch 24 Brahmanbaria Bancharampur Maa Baba Business Bancharampur Agent Amena Plaza, Main Road, Gouripur SME / Krishi Zone Banking Outlet Bancharampur, Brahmanbaria. Branch 25 Cumilla Homna M/S Hazi Sultan Homna Agent Banking Al Rashid Plaza, Thana Road, Gouripur SME / Krishi Ahmed Saodagar Outlet Homna, Cumilla. Branch 26 Jhenaidah Kaliganj M/S Zamzam Traders Kaliganj (Jh) Agent Banking Kaliganj Bazar, Jhenaidah Jhenaidah SME / Krishi Outlet Branch 27 Jhenaidah Kotchandpur M/S Zamzam Traders Kotchandpur Agent Banking Kotchandpur Bazar, Jhenaidah Jhenaidah SME / Krishi Outlet Branch 28 Jhenaidah Moheshpur M/S Zamzam Traders Moheshpur Agent Banking Moheshpur Bazar, Jhenaidah Jhenaidah SME / Krishi Outlet Branch 29 Habiganj Madhabpur M/S Purobi Telecom Madhabpur Agent Banking Madhabpur Bazar, Habiganj Hobigonj Branch Outlet 30 Cumilla Burichang M/S Ma Enterprize Burichang Agent Banking Office Road, Islam Complex, Cumilla Branch Outlet Burichang, Cumilla. 31 Thakurgaon Pirganj M/S Sadiya Traders Pirganj (Th) Agent Banking Roghunathpur, Pirganj Thakurgaon SME / Krishi Outlet Pourashava, Pirganj, Branch Thakurgaon. 32 Meherpur Gangni M/S Milon Traders Gangni Agent Banking Outlet Gangni Bazar, Meherpur Chuadanga SME / Krishi Branch 33 Joypurhat Akkelpur M/S Jannati Akkelpur Agent Banking Akkelpur Bazar, Joypurhat Joypurhat SME / Krishi Enterprise Outlet Branch List of BRAC Bank Agent Banking Outlets 34 Faridpur Madhukhali M/S Siraj Printers Madhukhali Agent Banking Tower Building , Main Road , Faridpur SME / Krishi Outlet Madhukhali, Faridpur. Branch 35 Gopalganj Muksudpur M/S Pottasha Muksudpur Agent Banking Tangrakhola Bazar, Gopalganj SME / Krishi Enterprise Outlet Muksudpur, Gopalgonj Branch 36 Joypurhat Panchbibi M/S Rahima Traders Panchbibi Agent Banking Panchbibi Bazar, Joypurhat Joypurhat SME / Krishi Outlet Branch 37 Bogura Sherpur Joy Fashion Show Dhunot Agent Banking The Great Shopping Complex, Bogura Branch Outlet Dhunot, Bogura. 38 Faridpur Sadarpur M/S Chowdhury Sadarpur Agent Banking Eatimkhana & Madrasha Faridpur SME / Krishi Electronics Outlet Market, Sadarpur, Faridpur. Branch 39 Pabna Sathia Masud Plastic Kashinatpur Agent Banking Kashinatpur Bazar, Sathiya, Pabna SME / Krishi Furniture Outlet Pabna. Branch 40 Lalmonirhat Lalmonirhat Sadar S S Food Products Lalmonirhat Agent Banking Patowary Complex, Goshala Rangpur Branch Outlet Road, Lalmonirhat Sadar , Lalmonirhat. 41 Barishal Gouranadi Sordar Plaza Gournadi Agent Banking Sarder Plaza, Torki Bandor Barishal Branch Outlet Sadar Road,Gournadi, Barishal. 42 Brahmanbaria Nabinagar M/S S Alom Enterprise Nabinagar Agent Banking Haque Super Market, Brahmanbaria SME / Outlet Nabinagar, Brahmanbaria. Krishi Branch 43 Sirajganj Raiganj Rabbi Telecom Salonga Agent Banking Haji Complex, Salonga Bazar, Sirajganj SME / Krishi Outlet Salonga, Sirajganj Branch 44 Sirajganj Raiganj M/S Forida Traders Chandaikona Agent Banking Chandaikona, Raiganj, Sherpur Branch Outlet Sirajgonj 45 Cox's Bazar Teknaf M/S Josim Teknaf Agent Banking Outlet Faisal Plaza, Pan Bazar Main Coxs Bazar Branch Departmental Stores Road, Teknaf , Cox's Bazar. 46 Rangpur Kaunia M/S Dui Vai Chaul Koll Kaunia Agent Banking Nasir Tower, Station Road, Rangpur Branch Outlet Kaunia Bazar, Balapara Union, Kaunia, Rangpur. 47 Chattogram Raozan Mahin Enterprise Noapara Agent Banking Noapara, Potherhat, Raozan, Kazir Dewri Branch Outlet Chattogram 48 Feni Chhagalnaiya M/S Shapla Motsho Chhagalnaiya Agent Banking Central Point, Main Road, Feni SME / Krishi Branch Hachary Outlet Chhagalnaiya Bazar, Chhagalnaiya. 49 Cumilla Comilla Sadar M/S Mahin Motors Paduar Agent Banking Paduar Bazar, Bishow Road, Cumilla SME / Krishi Outlet Cumilla Branch 50 Cumilla Muradnagar Ramim Telecom Companiganj Agent Banking Bishnupur Bazar, Muradnagar, Cumilla Branch Outlet Cumilla List of BRAC Bank Agent Banking Outlets 51 Cumilla Daudkandi M/S Somrat Telecom Daudkandi Agent Banking Sorkar Super Market, Gouripur SME / Krishi Outlet Daudkandi Poroshoba, Branch Daudkandi, Cumilla. 52 Rajbari Baliakandi Orin Electronics Baliakandi Agent Banking Baliakandi Bazar,Main Rajbari SME / Krishi Outlet Road,Baliakandi, Rajbari. Branch 53 Cumilla Comilla Sadar M/S Mahin Motors Mainamati Agent Banking Moynamoti Cantonment, Cumilla Branch Outlet Cumilla. 54 Cox's Bazar Coxs Bazar Sadar M/S Rasel Brothers Eidgaon Agent Banking Eidgaon Bazar, Jalalabad, Coxs Bazar Branch Cloth Store Outlet Cox's Bazar. 55 Rajbari Pangsha M/S Astha Enterprise Pangsa Agent Banking Abdul Malik Plaza, Pangsa Rajbari SME / Krishi Outlet Bazar, Pangsa, Rajbari. Branch 56 Cumilla Daudkandi M/S Binapani Traders Eliotganj Agent Banking Eliotganj Bazar, Sobdulpur Chandina Branch Outlet Road, Daudkandi, Cumilla. 57 Brahmanbaria Nabinagar Bismillah Traders & Shamogram Agent Banking Shamogram Bazar, Nabinagar, Brahmanbaria SME / Rent-A-Car Outlet Bhrahmanbaria. Krishi Branch 58 Chattogram Raozan Mahin Enterprise Isakhali Agent Banking T.K .B.S Shoping Center, Sobji Bahaddarhat SME Outlet Bazar, Royazar Hat, Isakhali, Service Center Rangunia, Chattogram. 59 Rajshahi Puthia M/S Moti Fish Farm Puthia Agent Banking Outlet Osman Building, Kolahata, Rajshahi Branch Baneshwar Bazar, Puthia, Rajshahi. 60 Habiganj Habiganj Sadar Nupur Computer And Shayestaganj Agent Banking Shahestaganj, Natun Bridge, Hobigonj Branch Telecom Outlet Habiganj. 61 Chandpur Shahrasti M/S Miyazi Enterprize Shahrasti Agent Banking Kalibari Bazar, Shahrasti, Hajiganj Branch Outlet Chandpur 62 Sylhet Gowainghat M/S Kamal Varieties Kupar Agent Banking Outlet Kupar Bazar, Gowainghat, Sylhet Branch Store Sylhet. 63 Jashore Manirampur Hasan Computer & Manirampur Agent Banking Rajgonj Moar, Manirampur, Jashore Branch Mobile Servicing Outlet Jashore. 64 Cumilla Brahmanpara M/S Jamir Hossain Brahmanpara Agent B.Para Tower, Brahmanpara, Cumilla Branch Banking Outlet Cumilla. 65 Noakhali Sonaimuri M/S Fahmida Metal Dighirjan Agent Banking Dighirjan Bazar, Sonaimuri, Chowmuhoni Branch Outlet Noakhali. 66 Cumilla Monohorganj Safwan Traders Natherpetua Agent Banking Natherpetua Bazar, Laksham Branch Outlet Monohorganj, Cumilla.
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