First Bank sort codes for all branches in Ekiti state

If you’re looking for the official First Bank sort codes for all branches in Ekiti 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. This article you’ll find the complete list of sort codes for every First Bank branches in Ekiti state, including popular locations like Efon, Emure, Ilasa, and beyond.

List of First Bank branches in Ekiti state

There are 10 First Bank branches in Ekiti state. They are

EFON ALAYE EREKESAN MARKET P.M.B. 37 EFON ALAYE EKITI

EMURE EKITI 2,OKE EMURE STREET P.O.BOX.613 EMURE EKITI EKITI

ERIJIYAN EKITI IWARO STREET P.M.B.5006 ERIJIYAN L.G.A EKITI

ILASA EKITI WHITE HOUSE OKE-ODO STREET EKITI EAST L.G.A EKITI

OKEMESI-EKITI ODO-ESE STREET P.M.B. 01 OKEMESI EKITI

ADO-EKITI OREREOWU STREET P.M.B 5363 ADO EKITI ADO EKITI EKITI

IKERE EKITI 113 ADO ROAD,IDEMO IKERE- EKITI L.G.A EKITI

IFAKI-EKITI 25,TEMIDIRE STREET IKOLE ROAD. IFAKI-EKITI. EKITI

IKOLE EKITI OBA ADELEYE ROAD P.M.B 5009 EKITI EKITI

ADO EKITI OPOPOGBORO 91,OPPOSITE FEDERAL HOUSING ROAD, OPOPGBORO ADEBAYO ADO EKITI EKITI

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First Bank sort codes for all branches in Ekiti state

First Bank of Nigeria (FBN) 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 First Bank Sort Code

To understand how First Bank sort codes work, let’s break down this example: 011181552

First 3 digits (011): These identify the bank in this case, First Bank.

4th digit (1): This represents the location or region code, helping to narrow down the branch’s geographic area.

Last 5 digits (81552): These are the unique branch identifier, specifying the exact branch within that region.