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Full List of All Postbank Branch Codes in Kenya

Postbank

The Kenya Post Office Savings Bank, popularly known as Postbank, has served the Kenyan population for over a century, having been established in 1910. A key player in the country’s banking sector, Postbank is fully owned by the Kenyan government and operates under the Ministry of Finance. Unlike most other financial institutions, Postbank operates under its own legislation, the Kenya Post Office Savings Bank Act, which offers a significant advantage to its depositors: interest income earned on savings is tax-free.

The bank offers a variety of financial services through its network of 87 branches spread across the country. It is particularly known for its focus on promoting a savings culture among Kenyans. The head office is located at Postbank House along Banda Street in Nairobi.

Key Postbank Codes

  • Postbank Bank Code: 62
  • Postbank Swift Code: KPOBKEN1

Importance of Postbank Branch Codes

Postbank branch codes are essential for facilitating smooth financial transactions within the bank. Whether you are sending or receiving money, especially when using mobile or online banking services, the branch code identifies the specific branch where the account is registered. This is critical for ensuring funds are directed to the right destination.

List of Postbank Branch Codes in Kenya

Below is a detailed list of Postbank branches across Kenya and their corresponding branch codes. This information is useful for anyone transacting with the bank, particularly when making deposits, payments, or withdrawals via Postbank.

BranchBranch Code
Adams Arcade, Nairobi785
Afya House, Nairobi705
Athi River007
Bomet013
Bondo795
Bungoma023
Busia025
Canon House, Nairobi605
Chaani560
Chuka037
Eastleigh047
Eldama Ravine050
Eldoret051
Emali476
Embu056
Enterprise Road058
Garissa066
Gilgil075
Githurai707
Head Office001
Homa Bay085
Isiolo095
Iten096
Kabarnet100
Kajiado107
Kakamega109
Kangundo111
Kapenguria113
Kapsabet116
Karatina119
Karen121
Kariobangi787
Karuri115
Kawangware797
Kehancha139
Kericho128
Keroka135
Keruguya133
Kiambu141
Kibwezi142
Kikuyu151
Kilifi152
Kisauni, Mombasa771
Kisii159
Kisumu161
Kitale163
Kitengela786
Kitui164
Likoni198
Limuru199
Lodwar202
Luanda208
Machakos213
Makueni223
Malindi226
Maralal796
Mariakani232
Marsabit236
Matuu222
Maua239
Mbale228
Mbita794
Meru249
Mlolongo782
Moi Avenue, Mombasa731
Molo272
Mtwapa716
Mumias291
Murang’a293
Mwea440
Mwingi298
NACICO House, Nairobi746
Naivasha308
Nakuru309
Nandi Hills312
Nanyuki314
Narok315
Ngara Road, Nairobi327
Ngong329
Nyahururu333
Nyamira347
Nyeri341
Ongata Rongai755
Oyugis357
Ruiru378
Sare Awendo387
Savani House, Mombasa273
Siaya397
Suna Migori409
Taveta414
Thika416
Ukunda428
Uthiru592
Viwandani436
Voi437
Watamu442
Webuye444
Westlands448

Unique Benefits of Banking with Postbank

Postbank offers several unique advantages compared to other commercial banks:

  • Tax-Free Interest: One of the most notable features is that all interest income earned by depositors is exempt from tax. This makes Postbank an attractive option for individuals looking to grow their savings.
  • Wide Branch Network: With over 87 branches across Kenya, Postbank has a broad reach, especially in rural areas, making it accessible to many Kenyans.
  • Government Support: As a government-owned institution, Postbank benefits from government backing, which adds a level of security for depositors.

Digital Banking Services

Postbank has also embraced digital banking to better serve its customers. Through its mobile and online platforms, customers can check balances, transfer funds, and manage accounts from anywhere in the country. The bank continues to modernize its services to meet the changing needs of its clientele.

Postbank Contacts

For more information or assistance, you can reach Postbank through the following contact details:

With its extensive branch network and unique tax-free savings feature, Postbank remains an essential player in Kenya’s banking sector. Whether you need to conduct financial transactions in urban or rural areas, understanding the branch codes will help streamline your banking experience.