Tangail Bank Routing Numbers
43 banks · 224 branches in Tangail district
Tangail district has 224 bank branches of 43 banks on Bangladesh Bank’s list, and we show the verified 9-digit routing number for 218 of them. Choose a bank to see all its Tangail branches and routing numbers.
- Bangladesh Krishi Bank36 branches
- Sonali Bank PLC32 branches
- Agrani Bank PLC27 branches
- Janata Bank PLC21 branches
- Rupali Bank PLC12 branches
- Pubali Bank PLC11 branches
- Shahjalal Islami Bank PLC7 branches
- National Bank PLC7 branches
- Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC6 branches
- Dutch-Bangla Bank PLC5 branches
- The Premier Bank PLC4 branches
- BRAC Bank PLC4 branches
- First Security Islami Bank PLC3 branches
- IFIC Bank PLC3 branches
- Al-Arafah Islami Bank PLC3 branches
- Probashi Kallyan Bank3 branches
- United Commercial Bank PLC3 branches
- National Credit and Commerce Bank PLC3 branches
- Uttara Bank PLC2 branches
- Southeast Bank PLC2 branches
- Mutual Trust Bank PLC2 branches
- Mercantile Bank PLC2 branches
- NRBC Bank PLC2 branches
- Trust Bank PLC2 branches
- Dhaka Bank PLC2 branches
- Prime Bank PLC2 branches
- Union Bank PLC2 branches
- Bangladesh Commerce Bank Limited1 branch
- BASIC Bank PLC1 branch
- Bengal Commercial Bank PLC1 branch
- Community Bank Bangladesh PLC1 branch
- Modhumoti Bank PLC1 branch
- AB Bank PLC1 branch
- Bangladesh Development Bank PLC1 branch
- Bank Asia PLC1 branch
- City Bank PLC1 branch
- Eastern Bank PLC1 branch
- Export Import Bank of Bangladesh PLC1 branch
- Jamuna Bank PLC1 branch
- Padma Bank PLC1 branch
- SBAC Bank PLC1 branch
- Social Islami Bank PLC1 branch
- Standard Islami Bank PLC1 branch
Frequently asked questions
What is a routing number in Bangladesh?
A 9-digit number that identifies a bank branch for electronic transfers (BEFTN, NPSB and RTGS). The first three digits are the bank, the next two the district, the next three the branch, and the last is a check digit.
Is the branch code the same as the routing number?
No. Bangladesh Bank’s reporting branch code is a separate statistical number and cannot be used to send money. Use the 9-digit routing number.
Where do these routing numbers come from?
Mostly from each bank’s own website or published list, cross-checked with the routing check digit. Always confirm with your bank before sending money.