In this post you’ll find out the correct Swift Code / Swift BIC for GTBank, Nigeria. If you’re interested in receiving a bank wire from a foreign destination into your GTB account, then you need to know the GTB swift BIC, alternatively referred to as GTB swift code.

The acronym BIC simply means Bank Identifier Code, while the full meaning of SWIFT is Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications.

Since both terms are indeed very long, they are in most cases called with the Acronym, SWIFT BIC.

The correct SWIFT BIC / SWIFT code for GTB is GTBINGLA.

This code is valid irrespective of the branch in which you opened your GTB account.

We’ve seen people ask for the SWIFT BIC of the GTB branch near them. But the thing is, the one you see above is valid for GTB branches in Abuja, Port Harcourt, Lagos, Kaduna, Calabar, Enugu, and indeed every other part of Nigeria.

So whether you live in Ogbomoso, Akure, Ibadan, etc., just go ahead and use GTBINGLA as your SWIFT BIC whenever there’s a demand for it.

GTB SWIFT code / Swift BIC and other necessary information:

In most cases, you might need to provide some other information regarding GTBank. You should be able to do that from the information below:

• Bank name: Guaranty Trust Bank Plc.
• GTB SWIFT BIC / SWIFT code: GTBINGLA
• Headquarters: Victoria Island, Lagos
• Founded: 17th January 1990
• Official website: gtbank.com

Now that you know the correct SWIFT BIC for GTB, read also:

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