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Standard Chartered Nigeria Bank Code 068, SWIFT SCBLNGLA & Transfer Guide

Standard Chartered Nigeria CBN bank code 068, SWIFT SCBLNGLA, SC Mobile app, transfer guide and FAQs — updated August 2026.

🔢 CBN: 068 🌐 SWIFT: SCBLNGLA 📲 USSD: sc.com/ng/mobile-banking 📅 Updated: August 2026

Standard Chartered Nigeria Bank Codes & Identification

Every Nigerian bank has unique identification codes assigned by the CBN and international banking bodies. These route local NIP transfers, international SWIFT wires, and cheque clearing. Below are the verified codes for Standard Chartered Nigeria.

CBN Bank Code
068
NIP interbank transfers
Sort Code
068150
Cheque / NEFT clearing
SWIFT / BIC
SCBLNGLA
International wires
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The 3-digit CBN code 068 is what you select when choosing Standard Chartered Nigeria as the destination bank during an interbank transfer on any Nigerian banking app or USSD transfer menu. It routes the payment instantly through NIBSS NIP.

Standard Chartered Nigeria (CBN code 068) is a subsidiary of Standard Chartered PLC (London). It operates dual-focus banking: retail via the SC Mobile app for premium clients, and corporate/institutional banking for large businesses. No traditional multi-function USSD code.

Standard Chartered Nigeria USSD Codes — Full List (2026)

USSD codes let you bank from your phone dialler — no internet required. All codes below work on MTN, Glo, Airtel, and 9mobile.

TransactionCode to DialNetwork
SC Mobile app (retail banking) sc.com/ng/mobile-banking iOS / Android
Corporate online banking straightthroughng.com Web portal
Customer care 01-2704600 Voice
Emergency card block 0700-522-6600 All networks
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USSD works without internet on any network. Standard SMS charges apply (₦10–₦25 per session). Your SIM must match the phone number registered on your bank account.

How to Transfer Money to Standard Chartered Nigeria from Another Bank

To send a NIP transfer to a Standard Chartered Nigeria account from another Nigerian bank:

Open your bank's mobile app or USSD transfer menu.

Select "Transfer to Another Bank".

Enter the recipient's 10-digit NUBAN account number.

Select "Standard Chartered Nigeria" (CBN code 068).

Confirm the account name.

Complete the NIP transfer — instant.

For international wires into Standard Chartered Nigeria, use SWIFT SCBLNGLA.

Transfer Limits & Charges

Transaction TypeDaily LimitFee
Inward NIP transfer No limit (recipient side) Sender fee applies
International wire (inward) CBN regulated Contact StanChart Nigeria
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For outward international transfers, use the SC Mobile app or visit a Standard Chartered branch.

Standard Chartered Nigeria Branch Sort Codes

Branch sort codes are 9 digits: first 3 identify the bank (068), the next 6 identify the branch. Key branches for Standard Chartered Nigeria are listed below.

BranchStateSort Code
Victoria Island Head Office Lagos 068150001
Abuja Office FCT 068150003
Port Harcourt Office Rivers 068150005
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For the complete list of Standard Chartered Nigeria branch codes, contact customer care or visit any branch. Branch codes are mainly used for cheque clearing and inward wire references.

Frequently Asked Questions — Standard Chartered Nigeria

What is Standard Chartered Nigeria's CBN code?

Standard Chartered Nigeria's CBN interbank code is 068. Use this to send money to a Standard Chartered Nigeria account from another bank.

What is Standard Chartered Nigeria's SWIFT code?

Standard Chartered Nigeria's SWIFT/BIC code is SCBLNGLA. Used for international wire transfers into Standard Chartered Nigeria accounts.

Does Standard Chartered Nigeria have a USSD code?

Standard Chartered Nigeria does not offer a traditional multi-function USSD code. Retail clients use the SC Mobile app (iOS/Android). Corporate clients use the StanChart online banking portal.

Bank codes, USSD codes, and transfer limits on this page are sourced from CBN publications, NIBSS, and official Standard Chartered Nigeria communications, and are provided for informational purposes only. Codes and limits may change — always verify directly with Standard Chartered Nigeria before high-value transactions. CurrentAffairs.com.ng is an independent civic information platform and is not affiliated with Standard Chartered Nigeria, the CBN, or NIBSS. Last reviewed: August 2026.