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Routing Number Details of BELHASA GLOBAL EXCHANGE
The Routing Number of Belhasa Global Exchange is 730310101
| BANK NAME | BELHASA GLOBAL EXCHANGE |
| BANK SHORT NAME | E303 |
| BANK TYPE | EX |
| BANK CODE/ENTITY ID | 303 |
| ROUTING NUMBER/LOCAL CLEARING NUMBER | 730310101 (Used for electronic fund transfer across United Arab Emirates for domestic fund transfer purposes.) |
| SWIFT CODE - 8 DIGIT | E303XXXX (Used for international fund transfer purposes.) |
| SWIFT CODE - 11 DIGIT | E303XXXXXXX (Used for international fund transfer purposes.) |
| CBID CODE | GLBXDUB |
| COUNTRY | United Arab Emirates |
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About Belhasa Global Exchange
General Information -
The Belhasa Global Exchange is Located in United Arab Emirates.
The Routing Number of Belhasa Global Exchange is :
730310101
The SWIFT/BIC code of Belhasa Global Exchange is :
E303XXXXXXX (11 Digits Swift Code) & E303XXXX (8 Digits Swift Code)
Bank Code is: 303 & CBID Code is : GLBXDUB
Short Name Of the Bank is : E303 & Bank Type is : EX
Bank Operational Time -
Bank Working Hours: Saturday - Thursday (8 A.M/9 A.M - 2.30 P.M/3 P.M) (Generic Timings*)
(Expect friday & public holidays)
(* Do note that these bank timings vary from branch to branch.)
Lunch Timeing - Usally 12.00P.M - 1.00P.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 Belhasa Global Exchange Routing Number
7 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Cheque Digit | Future Use | Bank Code | Emirate | Region in the Emirate | Branch Code | |||
The first digit (7) is cheque digit.
Next one digit is generally (3) zero - it's reserved for future use.
Next two digits is (03) - is bank code & here it's represnting Belhasa Global Exchange.
Next two digits is (01) - represent the region in the emirate.
Last two digits is (01) - It's an unique identifier no for the particular branch & here it's representing a particular Branch of Belhasa Global Exchange.
FAQ
The Routing Number of Belhasa Global Exchange is: 730310101
The Belhasa Global Exchange 11-Digit SWIFT Code is : E303XXXXXXX & 8-Digit SWIFT Code is : E303XXXX
The Belhasa Global Exchange Bank Code is : 303
The Belhasa Global Exchange CBID Code is : GLBXDUB
General Information About UAE Routing Number
What is UAE Routing Number?
A UAE (United Arab Emirates) Routing Number is a unique nine digits numerical code assigned to every individual bank branch in United Arab Emirates which helps to identify a particular bank branch in UAE. This code used to clear funds and/or route payments in correct bank account for domastic payments or fund transfer purposes.
What is UAE Routing Number used for?
UAE Routing Number is used for local fund transfers purposes, such as electronic fund transfer purposes between various bank accounts in United Arab Emirates.
Structure of the UAE Routing Number
The first digit is cheque digit, next digit is a zero & it's reserved for future use, next two digits is bank code, next digit represents the Emirate, next 2 digits represent the region in the emirate & finally and the last 2 identify the Branch Code.
Example : Breakdown of UAE Routing Number
A | B | C | C | D | E | E | F | F |
Cheque Digit | Future Use | Bank Code | Emirate | Region in the Emirate | Branch Code | |||