Middle East And Africa Bank (l.j.s.c)SWIFT Code
Middle East And Africa Bank (l.j.s.c) in Iraq, Baghdad.
BAMOIQBA
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SWIFT code for Middle East And Africa Bank (l.j.s.c)?
The primary SWIFT/BIC code for Middle East And Africa Bank (l.j.s.c) in Iraq is BAMOIQBA. If Middle East And Africa Bank (l.j.s.c) has multiple branches, each may have its own branch-specific code, listed below.
Is this SWIFT code guaranteed to be correct?
This code is compiled from public SWIFT/BIC registries and cross-checked where possible, but banks occasionally update their codes. Always confirm with Middle East And Africa Bank (l.j.s.c) directly or check your bank statement before sending a large transfer.
What do the letters in a SWIFT code mean?
The first 4 characters identify the bank, the next 2 identify the country, the next 2 identify the location/head office, and the final 3 (if present) identify a specific branch. 'XXX' means the primary/head office.
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