Bank of Baroda is a leading international bank with branches worldwide, including Kenya. For international money transfers, a SWIFT code is crucial, as it helps identify the specific branch where the transaction should be processed.
The SWIFT code for Bank of Baroda’s Kenya branch is BARBKENA.
This 8-character code can be dissected as follows:
- ‘BARB’: The Bank Identifier Code (BIC) representing Bank of Baroda.
- ‘KE’: The two-letter country code for Kenya, signifying the location of the branch.
- ‘NA’: The two-letter location code representing Nairobi, Kenya’s capital city, where the bank’s primary branch is situated.
When initiating international money transfers to or from a Bank of Baroda account in Kenya, ensure you provide the correct SWIFT code (BARBKENA) to facilitate a smooth and secure transaction. This code enables banks worldwide to accurately route your funds to the intended recipient, minimizing the risk of errors and delays.
Bank of Baroda Swift code & Branch codes
| Bank of Baroda Bank Code | Branch Code | Branch Name | |
| 06 | 000 | Nairobi Main | Open |
| 06 | 002 | Digo Road, Mombasa | Open |
| 06 | 004 | Thika | Open |
| 06 | 005 | Kisumu | Open |
| 06 | 006 | Sarit Centre | Open |
| 06 | 007 | Industrial Area | Open |
| 06 | 008 | Eldoret | Open |
| 06 | 009 | Nakuru | Open |
| 06 | 010 | Kakamega | Open |
| 06 | 011 | Nyali Mombasa | Open |
| 06 | 012 | Meru | Open |
| 06 | 015 | Diamond Plaza | Open |
| 06 | 016 | Mombasa Road | Open |
| 06 | 017 | Muthithi road | Open |
Bank of Baroda branches in Kenya
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