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CITAD Code Details of NHTMCP A CHAU (ACB) , PGD PHAN THIET (BINH THUAN) Branch
The CITAD Code of Nhtmcp A Chau (acb) , Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) Branch is 60307001
| BANK NAME | NHTMCP A CHAU (ACB) |
| CITAD CODE/MÃ NGÂN HÀNG | 60307001 ((Used for electronic fund transfer across Vietnam for domestic fund transfer purposes.)) |
| BRANCH NAME | PGD PHAN THIET (BINH THUAN) |
| BANK CODE | 307 (After first two digits next three digits of the CITAD code is bank code.) |
| BRANCH CODE | 001 (After first five digits next three digits of the CITAD code is branch code.) |
| CITY/PROVIENCE CODE OF HEAD OFFICE/BRANCH | 60 (The first two digits of the CITAD code is city or provience code of the head office or bank branch.) |
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About Nhtmcp A Chau (acb) , Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) Branch
General Information -
The Nhtmcp A Chau (acb) , Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) Branch is Located
in Vietnam.
The CITAD Code of Nhtmcp A Chau (acb) , Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) Branch is : 60307001
City / Provience Code is : 60 , Bank Code is: 307 & Branch Code is: 001.
Bank Operational Time -
Bank Working Hours: Monday - Friday 8 A.M - 4 P.M & Saturday 8.00 A.M - 12.00 P.M (Expect Sunday & public
holidays)
(Generic Timings*) (* Do note that
these bank timings vary from branch to branch.)
Lunch Timeing - Usally 11.30A.M - 1.30P.M (May vary from branch to branch). However bank employees took their lunch in batches so that the business is not affected & you can visit the bank at any time during lunch time.
Breakdown of Nhtmcp A Chau (acb), Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) Branch CITAD Code
6 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
Province/City Code | Bank Code | Branch Code | |||||
The first two digits (60) is Province or City or Region Code of the head office or branch.
Next three digits is (307) is bank code & representing Nhtmcp A Chau (acb).
Last three digits is (001) - It's an unique identifier no for the particular branch & here it's representing Nhtmcp A Chau (acb) , Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) Branch.
FAQ
The CITAD Code of Nhtmcp A Chau (acb) , Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) Branch is : 60307001
The Bank Code of Nhtmcp A Chau (acb), Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) Branch is : 307
The Branch Code of Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) Branch of Nhtmcp A Chau (acb) is : 001
The City/Provience Code of Head office or Bank Branch of Nhtmcp A Chau (acb), Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) Branch is : 60
The Nhtmcp A Chau (acb) , Pgd Phan Thiet (binh Thuan) branch is located in Vietnam.
General Information About Vietnam Bank CITAD Code
What is an Vietnam Bank CITAD Code?
Vietnam Bank CITAD code also known as Local Clearing Code & it's a unique 8 digits numeric code divided into three parts that helps to identify a specific bank branch in Vietnam. This code is used for sending & receiving payments in correct bank account.
Structure of the CITAD Code
The first three digits of the CITAD Code is province/city/region Code of the head office or branch, Next three digits is bank code & finally last three digits is an unique identifier no for the particular Financial institution or bank branch.
Example : Breakdown of CITAD Code
A | A | B | B | B | C | C | C |
Province/City/Region Code | Bank Code | Branch Code | |||||
What is CITAD code used for?
CITAD Code used for various electronic or online fund transfer in Vietnam for domastic fund transfer purposes.