If you are a customer of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) in Nigeria, you may have come across the term “sort code.” A sort code is a unique number assigned to each bank branch in Nigeria, and it is used to identify the bank and branch where an account is held. In this article, we will discuss everything you need to know about GTBank sort codes, including what they are, how to find them, and how to use them.
What is a GTBank Sort Code?
A GTBank sort code is a nine-digit number that identifies a specific bank branch in Nigeria. It is usually used when transferring funds from one account in one bank branch to another branch of the same bank or another bank. The first three digits of the sort code represent the bank code, while the next three digits represent the location code. The final three digits are the branch code.
For example, the GTBank sort code for the Victoria Island branch in Lagos is 058152052. The first three digits (058) represent the GTBank code, the next three digits (152) represent the location code for Lagos, and the final three digits (052) represent the branch code for Victoria Island.
How to Find Your GTBank Sort Code
If you are a GTBank customer and need to find your sort code, there are several ways to do so. One way is to check your account statement or your online banking portal. Your sort code should be listed on these documents.
Another way to find your GTBank sort code is to visit the GTBank website[1]. On the website, you can find a list of all GTBank branches and their corresponding sort codes. You can also call GTBank customer service at +234 700 4826 66328 or +234 1 448 0000 for assistance.
How to Use Your GTBank Sort Code
If you need to transfer funds from your GTBank account to another account in Nigeria, you will need to provide the recipient’s bank name, account number, and sort code. If the recipient’s account is held at a different bank, you will also need to provide the bank’s name and sort code.
When you initiate the transfer, the funds will be credited to the recipient’s account within one business day. It is important to ensure that you provide accurate information when making a transfer to avoid delays or errors.
GTBank Sort Code for All Branches in Nigeria
GTBank has over 200 branches in Nigeria, and each branch has a unique sort code. To make it easier for customers to find their branch’s sort code, GTBank has published a list of all its branches and their corresponding sort codes on its website[1].
Here are some of the GTBank branches and their sort codes:
– Victoria Island branch: 058152052
– Ikeja branch: 058152012
– Apapa branch: 058152032
– Abuja branch: 058083257
– Port Harcourt branch: 058292062
Conclusion
In conclusion, a GTBank sort code is a unique number assigned to each bank branch in Nigeria. It is used to identify the bank and branch where an account is held and is necessary for making transfers between accounts. If you are a GTBank customer, you can find your sort code on your account statement or online banking portal, or by visiting the GTBank website or calling customer service. With this information, you can easily make transfers between accounts and ensure that your funds are credited to the correct account in a timely manner.