Access Bank sort codes for all branches in Benue state

If you’re looking for the official Access Bank sort codes for all branches in Benue state, this post is for you. Whether you’re making a local transfer, setting up a direct debit, or filling out payment forms, having the correct sort code is essential to ensure your transaction is processed smoothly. In this article you’ll find the complete list of sort codes for every Access Bank branches in Benue state, including popular locations like Makurdi, Gboko, Oturkpo, and beyond.

List of Access Bank branches in Benue state

There are 8 Access Bank branches in Benue State. They are

MAKURDI BRANCH 83,OLOTUUKPO ROAD, MAKURDI, BENUE STATE. MAKURDI LOCAL GOVERNMENT

GBOKO MAIN BRANCH 5/7, J.S. TARKA WAY, GBOKO, BENUE STATE. GBOKO LOCAL GOVERNMENT

GBOKO BRANCH KM 72, BENUE CEMENT FACTORY,MAKURDI -GBOKO ROAD, BENUE STATE. TARKA LOCAL GOVERNMENT

ZAKI IBIAM BRANCH N0 1, KAFE CLINIC STREET, Y-JUNCTION, OFF KATSINA ROAD, ZAKI BIAM, BENUE STATE. UKUM LOCAL GOVERNMENT

OTURKPO BRANCH 19, FEDERAL ROAD, OTURKPO, BENUE STATE. OTURKPO LOCAL GOVERNMENT

MAKURDI, NEW BRIDGE ROAD 7, NEW BRIDGE ROAD, MAKURDI MAKURDI LOCAL GOVERNMENT

GBOKO BRANCH 29 JS TARKA STREET GBOKO LOCAL GOVERNMENT

RET SHOP – N/BANK MAKURDI (034) NORTH BANK, N0.1, UDEI STREET, NORTH BANK, MAKURDI MAKURDI LOCAL GOVERNMENT

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Access Bank has 9-digit number sort code that is used to identify the specific branch of a bank where an account is held. It is essential for processing local bank transactions, especially when transferring money between accounts in different branches or banks.

Structure of Benue state Access Bank Sort Code

To understand how Benue state Access Bank sort codes works, let’s break down this example: 044051772

First 3 digits (044): These identify Access bank code.

4th digit (0): This represents the location or region code, helping to narrow down the branch’s geographic area.

Last 5 digits (51772): These are the unique branch identifier, specifying the exact branch within that region.