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Mashreq Bank SWIFT Code

The correct SWIFT/BIC code for receiving international transfers into Mashreq Bank UAE accounts.

Mashreq Bank SWIFT / BIC Code
BOMLAEADXXX
Also accepted as 8-character: BOMLAEAD
Use this for all international transfers to Mashreq Bank accounts
BOML
Bank code
AE
Country (UAE)
AD
Location
XXX
Primary branch

Why Does Mashreq SWIFT Code Show "BOML"?

BOML = Bank of Oman Limited: Mashreq Bank was founded in 1967 as the Bank of Oman Limited (BOML) — the first private bank incorporated in the UAE (then Trucial States). The bank was renamed Mashreq in 1993. However, SWIFT codes, once assigned, are extremely stable in global banking systems. BOMLAEADXXX remains the official and correct SWIFT code for Mashreq Bank.

Your Mashreq Bank Details for Receiving International Transfers

Bank Name
Mashreq Bank PSC
SWIFT / BIC Code
BOMLAEADXXX
IBAN
Your 23-character UAE IBAN (starts with AE)
Account Holder Name
Full name as on Mashreq account
Bank Address
Mashreq Bank PSC, Omar Bin Al Khattab Street, Dubai, UAE
Where to find your Mashreq IBAN: Log in to Mashreq Online or the Mashreq app. Go to My Accounts → select account → Account Details. Your 23-character IBAN (starting with AE) is displayed. You can also find it on your Mashreq account statement.

What is a SWIFT Code?

A SWIFT code (BIC — Bank Identifier Code) is an internationally standardized code used to identify banks during cross-border wire transfers. It is required when sending or receiving international payments.

For UAE accounts, the IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is also required alongside the SWIFT code. The UAE IBAN is always 23 characters and starts with AE.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mashreq Bank SWIFT code?

Mashreq Bank's SWIFT code is BOMLAEADXXX. The bank code BOML comes from Mashreq's original name — the Bank of Oman Limited, which was founded in 1967 and later rebranded to Mashreq Bank. Despite decades of rebranding, the SWIFT code retains BOML. Use BOMLAEADXXX (or BOMLAEADXXX shortened to BOMLAEAD for 8-character SWIFT fields) when receiving international transfers.

How to receive money from India to Mashreq Bank?

To receive money from India into your Mashreq Bank account, provide the sender: SWIFT code BOMLAEADXXX, your Mashreq IBAN (23 characters starting with AE), and your full account name. Indian senders can use bank wire transfers or apps like Wise. Funds typically arrive within 1-3 business days.

Is Mashreq Bank good for international transfers?

Mashreq Bank is one of the UAE's oldest private banks and is well-connected to the international SWIFT network. Incoming international transfers are processed reliably. Mashreq also offers its own international transfer service (Mashreq Online) for sending money abroad. For UAE expats receiving family remittances from India or Pakistan, Mashreq Bank accounts work with all major remittance apps and exchange houses.

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