In this writeup, you will know the correct Ecobank SWIFT code you can use to receive/send money abroad. This SWIFT BIC can be used in all Ecobank branch in Nigeria.
Basically, Ecobank Nigeria swift code enables you to easily receive funds from a foreign destination into your local bank account and it is also used to send money from your Ecobank account to another bank abroad.
The SWIFT BIC makes it easy to receive a bank wire from abroad into your Ecobank account. Similarly, you can also send funds abroad to another bank account with your Ecobank account.
Therefore, regardless of the foreign company you are receiving the funds from; That is, if the fund is coming from the USA, Canada, England, France, etc, you can receive them with the Ecobank Nigeria swift code. Similarly, you can send money to any country in the world.
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What is Ecobank Nigeria SWIFT code
The SWIFT code for Ecobank Nigeria is ECOCNGLA. This swift code can be used in any of this Ecobank branch such as Lagos, Aba, Benin city, Abuja, Port-Harcourt, and other branches in Nigeria.
SWIFT provides a network that enables financial institutions all over the world to send and receive information about financial transactions in a secure, standardized and reliable environment.
| Company Name | Ecobank Nigeria Plc. |
| SWIFT code | ECOCNGLA |
| Headquarters | Plot 21 Ahmadu Bello Way Lagos, Nigeria. |
| Official Website | https://www.ecobank.com |
| Institution type | BANK |
Conclusion
If you are wondering what is the SWIFT BIC of EcoBank in your location. In other words, you want to know the precise SWIFT BIC of Ecobank in the branch where you opened an account. Well, you can use ECOCNGLA as the SWIFT BIC for the Ecobank in the branch you opened an account with.
Therefore regardless of your local area or state in Nigeria, such as Edo, Abuja, Lagos, Imo, Benin, Port-Harcourt, Enugu, Kaduna, etc. the SWIFT code you can use to send/receive funds from abroad is ECOCNGLA and they are the same for every state.
Full meaning of all acronyms used
- BIC: Bank Identifier Code.
- SWIFT: Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications.
- USA: The United States of America.
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