Branch Codes

This is the most complete list of South African bank universal branch codes.

We know bank branch codes are not easy to remember.

But don't worry, we're going to list all of them in this article.

Before we list the universal branch codes, let's figure out why you would want to use a branch code in the first place.

Why use Universal Branch Codes?

People who really needs the use of branch codes are internet banking users.

Whenever you want to make a transaction to another bank account, the online system usually asks for a branch code for verification and quick processing.

And trust us, nobody saves bank branch codes in their cellphone contact list - NEVER.

That's when the use of generic or universal branch codes become significant.

You can use the universal code for any payment or internet transaction. It's very useful when you want to make an urgent payment to a friend and family members.

Quickly set them up as recipient with the universal branch code in your bank account. Make payment to them forever with internet banking or mobile apps.

Using bank universal branch codes is the best option for internet banking users - by far. The codes will save you a lot of stress and time.

You know it takes a while for banks to process transactions going to other banks, right?

Now just imagine if you didn't include the correct branch code. It might take longer for your transaction to be successfully processed.

It gets better.

South Africa's top banks have adopted the system of universal codes. So if you choose the best in banking, you'll get the best service in return.

South African Bank Universal Branch Codes