First Trust Abbots Cross( Merged with Glengormley 938491) National Sort Code(NSC), Conatct Nos.
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| Bank Name | First Trust |
| Bank Code | FTBK ->For SEPA Cross Border & International Payment Transfer 938 ->For Domestic Payment Transfer |
| Branch Name | Abbots Cross( Merged with Glengormley 938491) |
| Sort Code | 938626
Equivalent Sort Code with Dashes: 93-86-26 Equivalent Sort Code with Spaces : 93 86 26 | Currency |
| BIC Code /SWIFT Code | FTBKGB2BXXX
This is Beneficiary Identification Code to transfer international payment to the Bank Account holders of this Branch |
| Branch Address / Communication Address |
City:Dublin Post Code: View Location on Google Map |
| Branch Post Box Number | |
| City | Dublin |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Phone No. | 44 845 6005925 |
| Fax No. |
44 28 90853772
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| Email Address | |
| International Payment Transfer Facility | Yes, this Bank branch is authorized for International Payment Transactions. |
| Website | aibni.co.uk |
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What is Ireland National Sort Codes (NSC)?
In Ireland, each Bank Branch has been allotted a 6 digits unique code. This 6 digits code is called Sort Code. Sort Code is used to uniquely to identify a Bank Branch in Ireland.
Purpose of Ireland Banks Sort Codes
Sort Codes are used in Ireland by Banks to transfer payments from one Bank Account to another Bank Account, within a Bank Branch or between a Bank's different branches or between different Banks. IBAN of Republic of Ireland also contains National Sort Code to identify a Bank Branch. IBAN is widely used for SEPA Payment Transactions & International Payment Transactions.
How to find Your Bank Accounts Sort Codes
Your Bank Account Sort Code is printed on your Cheque Book. You can also find your Bank Account Sort Code in your Banks Mobile APP or Web Application. Login to your Bank's Mobile APP or Web APP and you will see six digits no. which is your Bank Account Sort Code. Your Bank Account Sort Code is also included in IBAN No. In Ireland IBAN Numbers, check Character 9 to 14 from left, which is your Bank Account Sort Code. In Republic of Ireland each Bank Branch has one Sort Code, means all the Bank Accounts of a Branch have same Sort Code.