Complete list of SWIFT/BIC codes for Mashreq Bank in the United Arab Emirates. Find the right code for international wire transfers to Mashreq Bank Dubai branches and departments.
Quick Reference
For most international transfers to Mashreq Bank accounts, use BOMLAEAD or BOMLAEADXXX. If your recipient has provided a specific branch code, use that for faster processing.
Mashreq Bank Head Office SWIFT Code
Head Office – Global Headquarters
All Mashreq Bank SWIFT Codes by Branch
Dubai – Head Office & Departments
Dubai — Outsource Zone
Mashreq Bank SWIFT Codes Summary Table
| SWIFT Code | Department / Branch | Emirate | Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| BOMLAEAD | Head Office | Dubai | Umniyati Street (off Al Asayel Street), Downtown Dubai |
| BOMLAEADHDO | Head Office | Dubai | Umniyati Street (off Al Asayel Street), Downtown Dubai |
| BOMLAEADCSU | FI-Customer Services | Dubai | Umniyati Street (off Al Asayel Street), Downtown Dubai |
| BOMLAEADFTC | Foreign Trade Centre | Dubai | Umniyati Street (off Al Asayel Street), Downtown Dubai |
| BOMLAEADRAM | Remittances Centre | Dubai | Umniyati Street (off Al Asayel Street), Downtown Dubai |
| BOMLAEADTID | Treasury & Investment Division | Dubai | Umniyati Street (off Al Asayel Street), Downtown Dubai |
| BOMLAEADEBC | Financial Institutions Division | Dubai | Umniyati Street (off Al Asayel Street), Downtown Dubai |
| BOMLAEADWOC | Wealth Operations Center | Dubai | Umniyati Street (off Al Asayel Street), Downtown Dubai |
| BOMLAEADGTS | Global Transaction Services | Dubai | Injaz Building No. 1, Dubai Outsource Zone |
Need more? View the full UAE SWIFT code table, check a SWIFT code, or read the Mashreq overview.
Understanding the Mashreq Bank SWIFT Code
A SWIFT code consists of 8 or 11 characters:
Bank Code
Country
Location
Branch
Mashreq Bank Branch Codes
XXX
Head Office (Primary)HDO
Head OfficeCSU
FI-Customer ServicesFTC
Foreign Trade CentreRAM
Remittances CentreTID
Treasury & InvestmentEBC
Financial InstitutionsWOC
Wealth OperationsGTS
Global Transaction Services
How to Send Money to Mashreq Bank
To make an international wire transfer to Mashreqbank PSC, you’ll need the following information:
Required Information for Wire Transfer
- SWIFT/BIC Code
Select from the table above based on the type of operation (use BOMLAEAD for general transfers) - Beneficiary’s IBAN
23-character account number starting with AE (e.g., AE07 0460 0001 2345 6789 012) - Beneficiary’s Full Name
Exactly as registered with the bank — no initials or abbreviations - Bank Address
Mashreq HQ, Umniyati Street (off Al Asayel Street), Downtown Dubai, P.O. Box 1250, Dubai, UAE - Purpose of Payment Code
Required for UAE transfers (e.g., SAL for salary, FAM for family support, OAT for own account transfer)
FAQ – Mashreq Bank SWIFT Codes
Can I use BOMLAEAD instead of BOMLAEADXXX?
Yes. Both formats are valid. The 8-character version (BOMLAEAD) automatically defaults to head office. International banking systems accept both, though some foreign banks’ payment platforms require exactly 11 characters—in which case use BOMLAEADXXX.
Is the SWIFT code the same for all Mashreq Bank branches?
The base code BOMLAEAD is accepted for all Mashreq Bank branches in the UAE and will route payments correctly. However, for specific operations — such as trade finance, treasury, remittances, or wealth management — there are separate codes with suffixes (e.g., BOMLAEADFTC for Foreign Trade Centre, BOMLAEADWOC for Wealth Operations). Using the correct departmental code can speed up processing.
What is the SWIFT code for Mashreq Bank Treasury?
The SWIFT code for Mashreq Bank’s Treasury and Investment Division is BOMLAEADTID. You can also use the main code BOMLAEAD for transfers, and the payment will be routed correctly.
What happens if someone uses the wrong Mashreq Bank branch code?
The transaction will not fail. Mashreq Bank’s central clearing system receives all SWIFT messages regardless of branch suffix. Incorrect codes trigger internal routing protocols that redirect funds to the correct department or account. Processing delay: typically 24–48 hours. No additional fees are charged by Mashreq Bank for internal re-routing.
Does Mashreq Al Islami (Islamic Banking) use different SWIFT codes?
No. Mashreq Al Islami (the Islamic banking division) operates under the same banking license and uses identical SWIFT codes. Sharia-compliant accounts are distinguished by internal account number prefixes, not by separate SWIFT identifiers. All Mashreq Bank SWIFT codes handle both conventional and Islamic banking transactions.
Is the SWIFT code different for AED vs. foreign currency accounts?
No. SWIFT code selection is independent of currency. The same code serves accounts denominated in AED, USD, EUR, GBP, and all other currencies Mashreq Bank handles. Currency identification occurs through separate fields in the SWIFT message format (specifically the MT103 currency code field).
Why is Mashreq Bank’s SWIFT code BOML and not MASH?
Mashreq Bank was originally established in 1967 as the “Bank of Oman Limited” (BOML). When the bank was renamed to Mashreqbank PSC in 1993, its SWIFT code retained the original BOML prefix. SWIFT codes are rarely changed after initial registration, as changing them would disrupt international payment routing across the global banking network.
What is the SWIFT code BOMLAEADGTS used for?
BOMLAEADGTS is the SWIFT code for Mashreq Bank’s Global Transaction Services (GTS) department. Unlike other Mashreq SWIFT codes, GTS is located at a separate address: Injaz Building No. 1, Dubai Outsource Zone. This code is primarily used for transaction banking and cash management services.
What is the SWIFT code for Mashreq Bank Wealth Operations?
The SWIFT code for Mashreq Bank’s Wealth Operations Center is BOMLAEADWOC. It is located at the main headquarters on Umniyati Street (off Al Asayel Street), Downtown Dubai. This code is used for private banking and wealth management operations.
Important Disclaimer
The SWIFT code information provided on this page is for reference purposes only. While we strive to keep this information accurate and up-to-date, we recommend verifying the SWIFT code on the official Mashreq Bank website or contacting the bank directly before making large transfers. We are not liable for any delays, losses, or errors that may occur as a result of using incorrect banking details.
