Emirates NBD SWIFT Code | ENBD BIC Code in UAE

What is Emirates NBD SWIFT code?

The Emirates NBD SWIFT code, also known as the Business Identifier Code (BIC), is a globally recognised banking code. It consists of 8–11 characters that specify the country, city, bank, and branch needed for secure international transfers. This code is essential when sending or receiving money from outside the UAE. It ensures funds reach the correct destination without any issues. Additionally, the bank uses this code to securely exchange messages and information with other banks.

The SWIFT code of Emirates NBD is EBILAEADXXX. Let’s understand what each part means —

Bank Code	EBIL	Identifies Emirates NBD
Country Code	AE	This is the code of the United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Location Code	AD	Represents the location
Branch Code	XXX	Shows the particular branch of the bank

Emirates NBD Branch Code List with SWIFT Numbers in UAE

Emirates NBD operates across Dubai and Abu Dhabi in the UAE. In the table below, we have listed the SWIFT codes of some of the major branches —

Emirate	Bank Branch Name	Emirates NBD SWIFT Code
Dubai	Al Maktoum Road, Dubai	EBILAEADAMR
Dubai	Beniyas Square, Dubai	EBILAEADBSQ
Dubai	Bander Taleb Branch	EBILAEADBTA
Dubai	ENBD Gho Building, 1st Floor, Baniyas Street, Deira, Dubai	EBILAEADCUS
Dubai	Dubai Main Branch	EBILAEADDMB
Dubai	Group Head Office, Finance Department	EBILAEADFIN
Dubai	Galleria Branch	EBILAEADGAL
Dubai	Jebel Ali Branch	EBILAEADJAZ
Dubai	Al Wasl Road, Jumeirah, Dubai	EBILAEADJUM
Dubai	Karama Branch	EBILAEADKAM
Dubai	Qiyadah Branch	EBILAEADQID
Dubai	Satwa Branch	EBILAEADSAT
Dubai	Emirates NBD Securities	EBILAEADSEC
Dubai	Al Souk Branch	EBILAEADSUK
Dubai	Group Head Office, Trade Finance Services	EBILAEADTFS
Dubai	Baniyas Road, Dubai	EBILAEADXXX
Abu Dhabi	Abu Dhabi Branch	EBILAEADADB

When Do You Need the Emirates NBD Swift Code?

The Emirates NBD SWIFT code is essential whenever you are involved in an international money transfer. Without this code, your payment may be delayed or rejected. Alternatively, it can incur additional charges. Here are the scenarios when you will need this code —

When Receiving Money

If someone is sending you funds from abroad into your Emirates NBD account, you must share the bank’s SWIFT code with the sender. This ensures the money is directed to your account quickly and securely.

When Sending Money

While transferring money internationally, you will have to provide the recipient’s SWIFT code. Some countries may also ask for additional details like local bank codes or routing numbers. However, the SWIFT code remains the key identifier to complete the transfer.

Note- Using the correct SWIFT code makes your transactions faster, more cost-effective, and error-free. It acts as the bank’s global identity, helping your funds reach the right account without any confusion.

How to Find Emirates NBD Branch Name and SWIFT Code?

You can easily find the Emirates NBD BIC code Dubai on your account statement through the internet and mobile banking. To help you out, we have covered the different methods to find the code —

Mobile Banking

Log into your account using your credentials
Select the ‘Account’ option on the homescreen
Click on ‘Details’
Get the SWIFT code and other bank account details

Online Banking

Go to the official website of Emirates NBD
Log in with your credentials
Choose the account option
Click on ‘Details’ and view the SWIFT code

Through Whatsapp

Go to the Emirates NBD WhatsApp banking
Click on explore services
Select account inquiries and send
Tap on ‘My Account Details’
Click on ‘account summary’ and ‘Send’
Select your account from the list and find the SWIFT code

Through Bank Branch

You can also find the SWIFT code of Emirates NBD offline. Simply head to your nearest bank branch.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Emirates NBD SWIFT code UAE is EBILAEADXXX. Here, EBIL represents the bank code, AE indicates the country (United Arab Emirates), AD is the location code, and XXX shows the branch code. The last part varies as per the specific branch.

You can easily find the code through mobile or internet banking. You can also find it in your bank account statements or even on your chequebook.

No, the Emirates NBD SWIFT code and IBAN are different. SWIFT code identifies the bank globally for cross-border transactions, while IBAN (short for International Bank Account Number) specifies the bank account of an individual.