| Electronic Funds Transfer

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) allows you to send and receive money between local banks in Guyana. Transactions are processed electronically, helping to reduce delays and make payments faster and more reliable. Whether you’re paying someone, transferring funds, or managing business payments, EFT gives you a simple and secure way to get it done.

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   Key Benefits   

Convenient

Transfer funds without visiting a branch

Secure

Transactions are processed through regulated banking systems

Efficient

Faster than traditional cheque payments

Reliable

Minimizes manual errors and delays

Flexible

Suitable for both personal and business transactions

What Can EFTs Be Used For?

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You can use EFT to:

  • Transfer funds between your own accounts at other banks
  • Send funds / payments to other bank accounts
  • Pay suppliers or service providers
  • Process salary payments (payroll)
  • Make recurring or scheduled payments

Routing Numbers

Each branch has a unique routing number. Use the list below to find your branch:

 

40004008 – Anna Regina
00001008 – Camp Street (Main Branch)
70007008 – Corporate Office
60003008 – Corriverton
10005008 – Diamond
90006008 – Beterverwagting / Le Ressouvenir
30009008 – Leonora
50008008 – Mahaica
80002008 – Rose Hall

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Cash Grant – Important EFT Details

To ensure your Cash Grant is received without delays, please follow the steps below.

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Step 1: Select Your Bank

Click the bank name field and select Demerara Bank.

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Step 2: Select Your Branch

Click the branch field and select the branch where your account was opened. If you are unsure, use your transit number as a reference:

00100 – Main Branch (Camp Street)
00200 – Rose Hall
00300 – Corriverton
00400 – Essequibo (Anna Regina)
00500 – Diamond
00600 – Beterverwagting / Le Ressouvenir
00700 – Corporate Office
00800 – Mahaica
00900 – Leonora
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Step 3: Select Your Account Type

Click the account type field and select the type of account you have. Your account type is based on how your account number begins:

1******* – Passbook Account
2******* – Savings Account
3******* or 4******* – Chequing Account
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Step 4: Select Account Ownership

Click the account ownership field and select the appropriate option (e.g. My Account Only or other applicable option).

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Step 5: Enter Your Account Number

Enter your account number. If you do not know your account number, you can find it through:

Any ATM
eBanking
Your registration email
Your deposit slip
Contacting us directly

Your account number must be 7 digits long. You may see numbers in front of your account number such as 00100 – 00900 or 100 – 900. These are branch/transit numbers and must NOT be included.

Example:
001002000001 → Enter: 2000001
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Step 6: Confirm Your Account Number

Re-enter your account number to confirm it is correct.

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Step 7: Enter the Name on Your Account

Enter your name exactly as it appears on your bank account. The account name must match the account number. If there is any mismatch, the funds will be returned to the sender.

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Step 8: Enter Your Mailing Address

Enter your current mailing address. This should match the address associated with your bank account.

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Step 9: Save Your Details

Click the “Save Bank Details” button to complete the process.