Capitec Simplifies Banking with a Universal Branch Code
Capitec customers can enjoy seamless electronic fund transfers (EFTs) with the bank’s convenient universal branch code. This guide explains how it works and simplifies your banking experience.
What Is a Branch Code?
A branch code is a unique identifier assigned to a specific bank branch. It ensures your funds are accurately routed during electronic transactions.
Capitec Universal Branch Code 470010
Capitec simplifies things with a single branch code, 470010, for most electronic transfers, including:
- EFTs
- Online banking transfers
- Mobile banking transfers
This streamlined approach applies regardless of where your Capitec account was opened.
Below, you’ll find comprehensive details for Capitec Bank, including its branch code, SWIFT code, and contact information:
| Branch Code: | 470010 |
| BIC Code (Swift): | CABLZAJJ |
| Bank Name: | CAPITEC BANK LIMITED |
| Bank Branch: | CAPITEC BANK CPC |
| Bank Branch Address: | 10 QUANTUM STREET, TECHNOPARK, STELLENBOSCH |
| City: | WESTERN CAPE |
| Bank Phone: | (021), 809-5981/82/80 |
| Bank Fax: | (021), 880-1845 |
Updated for 2025 List of All South African Bank Branch Codes
| Bank | Universal Branch Code |
| Capitec Bank | 470 010 |
| First National Bank (FNB) | 250 655 |
| Absa Bank | 632 005 |
| Standard Bank | 051 001 |
| Nedbank | 198 765 |
| TymeBank | 678 910 |
| Discovery Bank | 679 000 |
| African Bank | 430 000 |
| Investec Bank | 580 105 |
| RMB Private Bank | 222 026 |
| Sasfin Bank | 683 000 |
Finding a Specific Branch Code (If Needed)
While the universal code is widely used, some transactions may require a specific branch code. Here’s how to find it:
- Capitec Website
- Visit the official Capitec website: https://www.capitecbank.co.za/were-here-to-help/
- Capitec Customer Support
- Call Capitec’s customer service at WhatsApp 067 418 9565
- Provide the branch details, and the representative will assist you.
- Your Bank Statement
- Capitec bank statements often display the specific account branch code.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Use the Universal Branch Code for International Transactions?
No, international transfers require a SWIFT code. Capitec’s SWIFT code is CABLZAJJ.
What If I Use the Wrong Branch Code?
Using an incorrect branch code for EFTs may result in transaction delays or rejections. Always confirm the code before processing payments.