Official branch record · Rupandehi, Nepal
Sanima Bank Limited Province Number 5 SWIFT Code & NRB Branch Code
SWIFT/BIC code, NRB Branch Code, address, phone number, and email for Sanima Bank Limited Province Number 5 in Rupandehi District, Nepal. Branch details compiled from official bank and regulatory sources.
SWIFT / BIC code (8 characters)
SNMANPKA
About Sanima Bank Limited Province Number 5
Province Number 5 is a branch of Sanima Bank Limited that has served Rupandehi District since 2018-12-27. It provides domestic clearing, remittance payout, and international wire services.
This branch record includes two important identifiers. The SWIFT/BIC code SNMANPKA identifies the bank for international payments. The NRB Branch Code 11032084 is the eight-digit branch code published in Nepal Rastra Bank's official branch records.
How to Receive an International Wire Transfer
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Share your SWIFT code with the sender
For international transfers, the SWIFT/BIC code SNMANPKA may be required to identify the beneficiary's bank. Follow the receiving bank's instructions for the complete beneficiary and transfer details. If their form requires 11 characters, use SNMANPKAXXX.
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Provide your beneficiary details exactly
Send your full name as printed on the account, your account number without spaces, the bank name Sanima Bank Limited, and the branch name Province Number 5.
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Reference the NRB Branch Code when required
The eight-digit NRB Branch Code 11032084 is published in Nepal Rastra Bank's official branch records and may be required for NRB regulatory or reporting purposes.
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Confirm the details before sending a large amount
For a first-time or high-value transfer, send a small test payment first and keep the remittance slip until the funds are credited.
Which Code Do You Need?
Use the SWIFT/BIC code for:
- International bank transfers
- Identifying the beneficiary's bank
- Transfers where the sending bank requests a SWIFT/BIC
Use the NRB Branch Code for:
- Identifying the branch in NRB's official branch records
- NRB regulatory and reporting purposes where the branch code is required
- Distinguishing the branch from other branches of the same bank