African Bank only makes use of a universal branch code for Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) payments and doesn’t have branch codes. Unlike the traditional branch code that is associated with each branch of a bank, the universal branch code is for all branches of African Bank and can be used for any EFT transaction irrespective of the branch where the bank account is being held. The six-digit code is required for transactions carried out on the African Bank online or cellphone banking platforms.<\/p>\n
The African Bank universal branch code is 430000. It is a user-friendly six-digit code for clients who make use of the African Bank online or cellphone banking for their transactions to be successful and faster. The code is also referred to as generic branch code. While First National Bank (FNB<\/a>) and Nedbank use branch codes for EFT payments, African Bank is one of the South African banks that don’t make use of branch codes for electronic funds transfer payments, instead, the bank uses only a universal branch code.<\/p>\n The branch code, which is a unique identifying code for a given branch of a bank, sometimes cannot be remembered by clients who find it difficult to know the exact code for a particular bank branch. Hence, to make things easy and convenient for their clients, African Bank and some other South African Banks only make use of the universal branch code which is more user-friendly. The code can be gotten on the African Bank website<\/a> or via google search.<\/p>\n\n
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