IBAN & SWIFT

Faysal Bank Swift Code & IBAN Generator

Faysal Bank's confirmed SWIFT/BIC code, plus how to build your own FABL IBAN correctly.

• SWIFT: FAYSPKKA
• ISO 7064 checksum
• 24-character PK IBAN

Written & reviewed by Dildar Hussain — 10+ years in Pakistani banking, BS Banking & Finance (NUML University) · Reviewed: August 16, 2026

Faysal Bank's SWIFT code is FAYSPKKA — the 8-character code that identifies the head office to the international SWIFT network and works for transfers to any branch in Pakistan. Individual branches also carry their own 11-character extended codes for more precise routing.

Anyone sending you money from overseas will typically need both the SWIFT code and your full Pakistani IBAN — the two aren't interchangeable, and mixing them up is one of the most common reasons an international transfer gets delayed or bounced back.

Faysal Bank SWIFT Codes by Branch

The table below covers the head-office code plus several branch-level variants for more precise routing.

SWIFT codes confirmed against theswiftcodes.com and bank.codes registry listings for Faysal Bank Limited branches. When in doubt, the 8-character head-office code FAYSPKKA is accepted for any Faysal Bank destination.

How Is a Pakistani IBAN Structured?

Every Pakistani IBAN follows the same 24-character structure: the country code "PK," a 2-digit check number calculated using the ISO 7064 mod-97-10 algorithm, a 4-character bank identifier, and your account number padded to 16 digits. The check digits are a modular-arithmetic calculation over the whole string, so they can't be guessed or borrowed from another account — every IBAN is unique to the account behind it.

What You Need to Generate Your Faysal Bank IBAN

To generate a correct IBAN, you need your full account number exactly as it appears on your chequebook or statement. Faysal Bank's online banking and account statements usually display the IBAN directly, which is the fastest way to confirm it — always cross-check a manually calculated IBAN against the one the bank itself issues.

Common IBAN and SWIFT Mistakes

The most common error is quoting a branch-level SWIFT code when the receiving system wants the 8-character head-office code, or vice versa. A close second: dropping the leading "PK" country code, or miscounting the 16-digit account segment when an IBAN is typed manually instead of copied from a statement.

Using SWIFT Codes for Incoming International Transfers

Receiving money from abroad into a Faysal Bank account? Give the sender both your SWIFT code (FAYSPKKA, or your specific branch code) and your full IBAN. Most international transfer forms need both fields, and sending only one is a common reason a transfer gets held up for correction at the intermediary bank.

Frequently Asked Questions

Good For

• Confirming the correct Faysal Bank Swift code before sending an international transfer
• Understanding how the 24-character Pakistani IBAN is structured
• Finding branch-specific Faysal Bank Swift code variants when needed
• Avoiding failed transfers from mixed-up SWIFT and IBAN details

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For independent verification, see State Bank of Pakistan, Pakistan Stock Exchange, Faysal Bank Limited (Official).