Provincial Government Bank

Bank of Khyber SWIFT Code & IBAN Generator

Part of PakFinHub's BOK coverage — see the full bank overview.

• Real ISO 7064 Algorithm
• Runs in Your Browser

Written & reviewed by Dildar Hussain — 10+ years in Pakistani banking, BS Banking & Finance (NUML University)

The Bank of Khyber swift code is what any bank abroad needs to route a wire transfer into a BOK account. This page confirms the BOK swift code directly, and includes a free tool to generate the matching IBAN using the real ISO 7064 MOD-97 check-digit calculation — the same algorithm banks use to validate IBANs internationally.

This tool runs entirely in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.

Bank of Khyber Swift Code Confirmed

Head Office SWIFT/BIC

KHYBPKKA

Bank Code

KHYB

Country/Location Code

PKKA (Pakistan/Peshawar)

Head Office

24 - The Mall, Peshawar Cantt

BOK publishes its SWIFT code as the 8-character form KHYBPKKA on its own beneficiary-account and correspondent-bank pages, without an appended branch suffix. The 11-character ISO-standard equivalent KHYBPKKAXXX (using "XXX" for the primary office) will also route correctly at most institutions. If your remitter specifically asks for an 11-character code or a branch-specific one, confirm it with your BOK branch — don't guess which variant applies.

SWIFT/BIC and bank code confirmed directly from Bank of Khyber's own published beneficiary-account and correspondent-bank details (bok.com.pk). Last verified: August 2026.

Why the IBAN Format Matters

Older-style account numbers work fine for domestic transfers within Pakistan, but international wire systems expect the standardized IBAN format specifically. Sending your plain account number to someone abroad instead of your IBAN is one of the most common reasons an international transfer gets rejected or delayed at the receiving end.

A few mistakes worth avoiding: don't guess at your bank code from memory — BOK's is fixed at KHYB, but typing it wrong invalidates the whole check-digit calculation; don't drop or add spaces inconsistently; and always confirm the generated IBAN against an official bank statement before sharing it for a real transfer.

When You'll Actually Need Both Codes

A domestic transfer within Pakistan typically only needs your plain account number or IBAN — the SWIFT code isn't required for local transfers at all. It's specifically international wires that ask for the SWIFT/BIC code alongside the IBAN.

Frequently Asked Questions

Keep a copy of your generated IBAN and the BOK Swift Code (KHYBPKKA) together somewhere you can access quickly — remittance forms and international transfer requests often ask for both at once, and having them ready avoids a delay while you look each one up separately.

Good For

• Generating your BOK IBAN for international transfers
• Finding BOK's official SWIFT/BIC code
• Confirming your bank code before sending or receiving money abroad
• Understanding branch-specific SWIFT code exceptions

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