Absa Branch Code (2026)
Absa universal electronic code
632005
Use for all EFTs, debit orders, SARS payments and recurring transactions
632005 works for all Absa account types, both cheque/transmission and savings. Older Absa account holders may remember branch-specific codes from cheque books - these are no longer needed for EFTs.
Absa branch code by city
Absa uses the same universal code 632005 for every city in South Africa. The pages below list the universal code with context for branches in that city - useful if you're being asked specifically for branch information.
JohannesburgPretoriaSandtonCenturionMidrandRoodepoortSowetoKempton ParkGermistonBenoniVereenigingCape TownStellenboschGeorgePaarlBellvilleMossel BayDurbanPietermaritzburgUmhlangaRichards BayGqeberha (Port Elizabeth)East LondonMthathaBloemfonteinWelkomMbombela (Nelspruit)Witbank (eMalahleni)PolokwaneRustenburgMahikengKimberley
Other SA bank branch codes
- FNB (First National Bank): 250655
- Standard Bank: 051001
- Nedbank: 198765
- Capitec Bank: 470010
- TymeBank: 678910
- Investec Bank: 580105
- African Bank: 430000
- Discovery Bank: 679000
- Bidvest Bank: 462005
Frequently asked questions
What is the Absa branch code?
632005. This is the universal electronic branch code for Absa, used for all EFTs, debit orders, recurring payments and SARS deposits to Absa accounts.
Is 632005 the same for all Absa branches?
Yes. Absa uses a single universal electronic branch code for all accounts regardless of which physical branch the account was opened at. 632005 works for all Absa account types, both cheque/transmission and savings. Older Absa account holders may remember branch-specific codes from cheque books - these are no longer needed for EFTs.
Where can I find my Absa branch code on my statement?
Your monthly Absa statement lists the branch code at the top, typically near your account number. It will match 632005.
Does the Absa branch code change by city?
No. 632005 works for Absa accounts in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria, and every other SA city. There is no city-specific code that you need to use for electronic transactions.
Code verified 2026-05-14 against Absa's public help-centre. Cross-check on your latest bank statement for high-value transactions. Not affiliated with Absa. Source: https://www.absa.co.za/help/banking-and-fraud/contact-us/branch-locator/.