AFRILAND FIRST BANK SWIFT Code

BAMENDA, Cameroon

Status Active

Verified SWIFT/BIC Code

CCEICMCXBDA

"Use this 8-11 character code for international wire transfers to identify this specific bank branch."

Branch Information

Bank Name	AFRILAND FIRST BANK
Bank Code	CCEI
Branch Code	BDA
City	BAMENDA
Country	Cameroon (CM)
Postal Code	N/A
Full Address

How to use AFRILAND FIRST BANK SWIFT Code?

The SWIFT code CCEICMCXBDA is essential for international transactions involving AFRILAND FIRST BANK. When someone sends you money from another country, they will ask for this BIC (Business Identifier Code).

Understanding the Code Structure

CCEIBank Code

CMCountry

CXLocation

BDABranch

International Wire Transfer Instructions

Provide these details to the remitting party:

Beneficiary Name: Your full name as per bank records.
Account Number: Your IBAN or Account Number.
SWIFT/BIC Code: CCEICMCXBDA
Bank Name & Branch: AFRILAND FIRST BANK, BAMENDA branch.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a SWIFT code?

A Business Identifier Code (BIC) used to identify a specific bank in an international transaction.

Is CCEICMCXBDA valid?

Yes, according to our latest database update, this code is active for the BAMENDA branch of AFRILAND FIRST BANK.

Security Note

Always confirm the SWIFT code with your bank manager before initiating high-value transfers. This data is for informational purposes only.

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