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List of Banks in Afghanistan

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on June 13, 2012

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· Last updated: September 17, 2018

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Azizi Bank

Kabulbank

Ghazanfar Bank

Bakter Bank

Afghan United Bank
Alfalah Bank
First MicroFinance Bank
Bank e Mili
Central Bank
Aryanbank
Standard Chartered Bank
Brak Afghanistan Bank
Pashtany Bank
Miawand Bank
Afghanistan International Bank (AIB)
National Bank Of Afghanistan
Habib Bank Afghanistan

Azizi Bank

Kabulbank

Ghazanfar Bank

Bakter Bank

Afghan United Bank
Alfalah Bank
First MicroFinance Bank
Bank e Mili
Central Bank
Aryanbank
Standard Chartered Bank
Brak Afghanistan Bank
Pashtany Bank
Miawand Bank
Afghanistan International Bank (AIB)
National Bank Of Afghanistan
Habib Bank Afghanistan

Key Takeaways

  • Afghanistan’s banking sector comprises state‑owned, private, and foreign bank branches regulated by the central bank.
  • Da Afghanistan Bank serves as the central bank and oversees licensing, supervision, and monetary policy.
  • Notable private banks include Azizi Bank, Ghazanfar Bank, Afghanistan International Bank, Maiwand Bank, Afghan United Bank, and Islamic Bank of Afghanistan.
  • Foreign banks such as Habib Bank Limited, National Bank of Pakistan, and Bank Alfalah operate branches in Afghanistan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the central bank of Afghanistan?
Da Afghanistan Bank is the central bank, responsible for issuing currency, regulating banks, and supervising the financial system.
Which are the main state‑owned banks in Afghanistan?
The main state‑owned banks are Bank‑e‑Millie Afghan, Pashtany Bank, and New Kabul Bank.
Can foreign banks operate in Afghanistan?
Yes, branches of foreign banks such as Habib Bank Limited, National Bank of Pakistan, and Bank Alfalah operate in Afghanistan.
Which are the key private commercial banks in Afghanistan?
Key private banks include Azizi Bank, Ghazanfar Bank, Afghanistan International Bank, Maiwand Bank, Afghan United Bank, Islamic Bank of Afghanistan, and Arian Bank.

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