Bank Saderat Iran (BSI) SWIFT Code

The primary SWIFT code for Bank Saderat Iran in the UAE is BSIRAEAD (or BSIRAEADXXX). This code routes payments to BSI’s Dubai Regional Office and is valid for transfers to all UAE branches across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, and Al Ain.

Yes. Both formats are valid. The 8-character version (BSIRAEAD) automatically defaults to the head office in Dubai. International banking systems accept both, though some foreign banks’ payment platforms require exactly 11 characters – in which case use BSIRAEADXXX.

Yes. Unlike larger UAE banks that assign separate branch suffixes, Bank Saderat Iran uses a single SWIFT code (BSIRAEAD) for all of its UAE branches in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, and Al Ain. Internal routing is handled by the Dubai Regional Office based on the beneficiary’s account number and IBAN.

BSI operates 8 branches in the UAE: four in Dubai (Almaktoum, Murshid Bazar, Bur Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road), two in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi (Abu Dhabi city on Hamdan Street and Al Ain), one in Sharjah, and one in Ajman. The Almaktoum branch on Al-Maktoum Road in Deira also functions as the Dubai Regional Office.

The SWIFT code for the BSI Abu Dhabi branch located on Hamdan Street (P.O. Box 700) is BSIRAEAD – the same code used by all BSI branches in the UAE. The phone number for the Abu Dhabi branch is +971 2 6225155.

BSIRAEADLCD is an 11-character SWIFT code where the last three characters (LCD) identify the Letters of Credit Department at Bank Saderat Iran’s Dubai operations. This code is used for documentary credit operations and trade finance transactions. For standard wire transfers, use BSIRAEAD instead.

The UAE domestic routing code (used for local clearing within the UAE) for Bank Saderat Iran is 901320124. For international wires, the SWIFT code BSIRAEAD and your IBAN are the primary identifiers required by the sender’s bank.

No. SWIFT code selection is independent of currency. The same code BSIRAEAD serves accounts denominated in AED, USD, EUR, and other currencies handled by BSI in the UAE. Currency identification occurs through separate fields in the SWIFT MT103 message format (specifically the currency code field).

Yes. Bank Saderat Iran has been designated by the U.S. Treasury (OFAC) and has been subject to international sanctions in the past from the U.S., the EU, and the UN. Many correspondent banks decline or scrutinize transfers involving BSI. Always check with your sending bank’s compliance team before initiating a transfer to confirm the transaction is permitted under applicable laws in your jurisdiction.

According to international banking records and the bank’s own published correspondence details, the official SWIFT code for Bank Saderat Iran in the UAE is BSIRAEAD. This code is used for all international fund transfers to BSI accounts across all 8 branches in the UAE.

The Bank Saderat Iran Dubai Regional Office is located at Al-Maktoum Road, P.O. Box 4182, Deira, Dubai, UAE. It is co-located with the Almaktoum Branch and serves as the central coordination point for all BSI operations in the United Arab Emirates. Contact phone numbers: +971 4 6035240 / 6035230 / 6034284.