Islami Bank Branch Routing Numbers

The bank routing number is a nine-digit identification number assigned to financial institutions. This number identifies the specific financial institution upon which a payment is drawn. It is generated using a combination of 3-digit bank code, 2-digit district code, 3-digit branch code, and 1 check digit. This routing number is printed on the bottom-left of bank cheque pages.

There are total 395 branch routing numbers of Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC located in 64 districts, Bangladesh. Below is the complete list arranged first by district name and then by branch name alphabetically.

About Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC

Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC (IBBL) is one of the leading commercial banks in Bangladesh and the country's first Shariah-based scheduled commercial bank. Established on 13 March 1983, the bank introduced Islamic banking in Bangladesh, offering financial services based on Islamic Shariah principles. Its banking operations follow principles such as Mudaraba, Musharaka and Murabaha, providing alternatives to conventional interest-based banking. The bank is listed on both the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE).

IBBL offers a comprehensive range of banking services for individuals, businesses, corporate organisations and entrepreneurs. Its services include savings and current accounts, Mudaraba term deposits, monthly savings schemes, foreign currency accounts, remittance services, investment financing, SME investment, agricultural financing and corporate banking. The bank also provides debit and credit cards, ATM and cash deposit facilities, trade finance, export-import services, locker facilities and foreign exchange services. Its investment products support various personal, commercial, industrial and agricultural financing needs.

To make banking more accessible, Islami Bank provides digital and technology-based services through CellFin, iBanking and mCash mobile financial services. Customers can access account information, transfer funds, make payments and perform various banking transactions through supported digital channels. Its extensive network of branches, sub-branches, ATMs and agent banking outlets helps extend financial services to urban and rural communities across Bangladesh. Through Islamic microfinance, remittance services and specialised savings and investment schemes, IBBL also contributes to financial inclusion and economic development.