Equitorial trust bank sort codes for all branches in Anambra state

To know all the official sort codes for all former Equitorial Trust Bank sort codes for all branches in Anambra State now operating under Sterling Bank this guide is for you. Whether you’re making a local transfer, setting up a direct debit, or completing payment forms, having the correct sort code is crucial to ensure your transaction is processed without delays.

In this post, you’ll find the complete list of sort codes for every former Equitorial Trust Bank (Sterling Bank) branch in Anambra State, covering popular locations like Awka, Onitsha, and beyond. This information will help you quickly identify the right branch code for smooth and secure local transactions.

List of Equitorial Trust Bank branches in Anambra State

There are 6 Equitorial trust bank branches in Anambra state. They are

ONITSHA MAIN 1 ANIONWU STREET ONITSHA ANAMBRA

ONITSHA BRIDGEHEAD 45 UGA STREET ONITSHA ANAMBRA

ONITSHA FEGGE 44, PORTHARCOURT ROAD, BRIDGEHEAD, ONITSHA ONH ANAMBRA

AWKA 42 NNAMDI AZIKIWE STREET,AWKA AWKA ANAMBRA

ONITSHA MAIN MARKET 44, PORTHARCOURT ROAD, BRIDGEHEAD, ONITSHA ONH ANAMBRA

ONITSHA CASH CENTER ETB ONITSHA MARKET , ONITSHA ONITSHA ANAMBRA

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Equitorial Trust Bank (ETB) which officially merged with Sterling Bank, uses a 9-digit sort code that uniquely identifies the branch where an account is domiciled. This sort code is essential for processing transfers between different banks or branches within Nigeria.

Structure of Abia State Equitorial Trust Bank Sort Code

To understand how the sort codes work, let’s break down this example: 040020189

First 3 digits (040): Identifies Sterling Bank (including former Equitorial Trust Bank) code.

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

Last 5 digits (20189): Unique branch identifier, specifying the exact branch within that region.