Wahda BankSWIFT Code
Wahda Bank in Libya, Ajdabia.
WAHBLYLX041
All Codes for Wahda Bank
38 codes on record for this bank in Libya.
| SWIFT Code | City | Branch |
|---|---|---|
| WAHBLYLX041 | Ajdabia | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX097 | Ajelat | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX018 | Andulus | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX046 | Ben Jwad | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX048 | Jalo | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX015 | Magarba | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX100 | Mslata | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX020 | Rashid | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX036 | Rwisat | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX035 | Sabri | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX043 | Sirte | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX034 | Souk | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX081 | Tebsti | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX083 | Tobruk | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX050 | Zliten | Head Office |
| WAHBLYLX | Benghazi | (HEAD OFFICE) |
| WAHBLYLX030 | Benghazi | (MAIN BRANCH) |
| WAHBLYLX031 | Benghazi | (MUKHTAR BRANCH) |
| WAHBLYLX032 | Benghazi | (MAIDAN BRANCH) |
| WAHBLYLX066 | Benghazi | (GULF) |
| WAHBLYLX096 | Benghazi | (GARDIN) |
| WAHBLYLX108 | Benghazi | (ALMDENA) |
| WAHBLYLX111 | Benghazi | (MAWADELBENA) |
| WAHBLYLX114 | Benghazi | (WAHBLYLX114) |
| WAHBLYLX200 | Benghazi | (TREASURY) |
| WAHBLYLX601 | Benghazi | (ISLAMIC) |
| WAHBLYLX040 | Derna | (DERNA BRANCH) |
| WAHBLYLX087 | Misurata | (MISURATA BRANCH) |
| WAHBLYLX011 | Tripoli | (MAIN BRANCH) |
| WAHBLYLX012 | Tripoli | (1ST SEPTEMBER BRANCH) |
| WAHBLYLX014 | Tripoli | (BALADIYA BRANCH) |
| WAHBLYLX016 | Tripoli | (ELTHOLATHAA) |
| WAHBLYLX019 | Tripoli | (JADAH BRANCH) |
| WAHBLYLX056 | Tripoli | (ALJERIA) |
| WAHBLYLX090 | Tripoli | (NATIONAL OIL CORPORATION) |
| WAHBLYLX106 | Tripoli | (ELSAQA) |
| WAHBLYLX110 | Tripoli | (BORJTRIPOLI) |
| WAHBLYLX044 | Yefren | (YEFREN BRANCH) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SWIFT code for Wahda Bank?
The primary SWIFT/BIC code for Wahda Bank in Libya is WAHBLYLX041. If Wahda Bank 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 Wahda Bank 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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