Below are the EFT codes of banks located within Turkey, which are used both during the payment systems authorization stage (Field 32) and in banking transactions.
| Bank Name | Bank Code |
| Adabank | 100 |
| Akbank | 46 |
| Aktif Bank | 143 |
| Albaraka Turk | 203 |
| Alternatif Bank | 124 |
| Anadolubank | 135 |
| Arap Turk Bank | 91 |
| BankPozitif | 142 |
| Birlesik Fon Bank | 29 |
| Burgan Bank | 125 |
| Citibank | 92 |
| Denizbank | 134 |
| Fibabanka | 103 |
| Garanti Bank | 62 |
| Halkbank | 12 |
| HSBC Bank | 123 |
| ICBC Bank | 109 |
| Iller Bank | 4 |
| ING Bank | 99 |
| Isbank | 64 |
| JP Morgan | 98 |
| Kuveyt Turk | 205 |
| Merrill Lynch | 129 |
| Nurol Investment Bank | 141 |
| Odeabank | 146 |
| QNB Finansbank | 111 |
| Sekerbank | 59 |
| T Bank | 108 |
| Takasbank | 132 |
| TEB | 32 |
| Turk Eximbank | 16 |
| Turkish Bank | 96 |
| Turkiye Finans | 206 |
| Turkiye Development Bank | 17 |
| Turkiye Industrial Development Bank | 14 |
| Vakif Katilim | 210 |
| Vakifbank | 15 |
| Yapi Kredi | 67 |
| Ziraat Bank | 10 |
| Ziraat Katilim | 209 |
| Emlak Katilim | 211 |
Where is the EFT code used?
The EFT code is a short number that identifies a bank numerically. It is used to specify the receiving bank in wire transfer and EFT transactions. The bank code contained within an IBAN is this same number padded with zeros; for example, a three-digit code is written as a five-digit code.
In payment systems, the same institution codes are carried in the institution fields of transaction messages and help identify the card-issuing bank or the bank receiving the transaction.
Codes and the list may change over time due to mergers, transfers, or name changes. For the current code, the bank's own announcement or the Central Bank's list should be relied upon.