ATTGTGTG11-character variant (head office):
ATTGTGTGXXXWhether funds come from abroad or another local account, here's how to receive — and what it costs.
Sender uses ATTGTGTG + your account number.
Sender uses Wise, LemFi, or Sendwave to deposit into your account.
Receive into T-Money, then move to Banque Atlantique if needed.
Togolese banks use an IBAN starting with TG (TG followed by 26 digits — 2 check digits + bank code + branch code + account + RIB key). Same-day clearing across all 8 WAEMU countries via STAR-UEMOA (high-value) and SICA-UEMOA (retail), both operated by the BCEAO.
Money in a Togolese bank account can move to T-Money (Togocom) or Flooz (Moov) wallets. Since 30 September 2025, BCEAO's PI-SPI rail makes individual wallet-to-wallet transfers within the WAEMU zone (8 countries) free and instant.
Rail operator: www.bceao.int
When you actually need a SWIFT code: only for receiving money from another country. STAR-UEMOA handles every domestic togo bank-to-bank, bank-to-wallet, and wallet-to-bank transfer at near-instant speed. If the sender is in the same country, SWIFT isn't involved at all — they just need your iban or phone number.
For inbound international flows, STAR-UEMOA also matters: most modern remittance operators (Wise, Sendwave, LemFi, WorldRemit, TapTap Send) terminate their payouts via this rail rather than via correspondent SWIFT relationships. That's how they deliver in minutes instead of days — and why their all-in cost can be a fraction of a classic SWIFT wire.
Cash pickup is the fourth node in the receiving graph: Western Union, MoneyGram, Ria, RemitOne. These remain expensive but are the only option in some last-mile situations (no bank account, no wallet, urgent cash need). Mobile money cash-out via an agent network is increasingly the cheaper alternative — see our country mobile-money fee page for current cash-out rates.
One practical tip: if you're expecting a payment from abroad, ask the sender to choose the destination based on speed and amount. Small frequent payments below US$1,000 are almost always cheaper via a remittance app to your wallet. Mid-size payments (US$1,000–10,000) work well to your bank account via the same apps. Genuinely large payments (above US$50,000) are usually only practical via a SWIFT wire, even though they're the most expensive per dollar at that band.
| Bank code | Country | Location |
|---|---|---|
| ATTG | TG | TG |
| Banque Atlantique | TG (Togo) | Lomé |
An 11-character variant like ATTGTGTGXXX also indicates the head office — the trailing 'XXX' is the default. Codes ending in different sequences (e.g. 'ATTGTGTG001') refer to specific branches.
Check any SWIFT/BIC code is correctly formatted before a transfer.
vs XOF (Franc CFA)
Banque Atlantique Togo is part of the Banque Atlantique group, which is itself owned by Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP) of Morocco — a major Moroccan banking group with deep West African presence. The Togolese subsidiary, founded in 2007, serves corporate, SME and retail customers from its head office in Lomé. The group's regional footprint across all 8 WAEMU countries plus several CEMAC markets supports intra-group XOF/XAF transfers and trade finance, with particular strength in the Morocco-WAEMU corridor that complements Togo's role as a regional transhipment hub.
Avenue de la Présidence, Lomé
Banque Atlantique Togo — Togo's commercial bank (founded 2007) — has the SWIFT/BIC code ATTGTGTG. The 8-character base BIC ATTGTGTG targets the Lomé head office; the 11-character variant ATTGTGTGXXX names that same head office explicitly. You only need it for receiving an INTERNATIONAL wire (from another country). For transfers from another Togo account, you just use your account number plus the domestic rail (STAR-UEMOA).
Yes. Operators like WorldRemit, Sendwave, Afriex, and Flutterwave Send let a sender abroad deposit directly into T-Money without going through your Banque Atlantique account. It's usually faster and cheaper than a SWIFT wire for smaller amounts. You can then move funds to Banque Atlantique via STAR-UEMOA if needed.
Via STAR-UEMOA (RTGS) and SICA-UEMOA (retail) — BCEAO regional rails, which interconnects banks and wallets in real time. From the Banque Atlantique app: add T-Money as a beneficiary with your phone number, and the transfer arrives instantly. See our Togo mobile money fees page for the exact cost.
For amounts under ~US$5,000, a remittance app (Wise, LemFi, Sendwave) depositing direct to your Banque Atlantique account is almost always cheaper than a classic SWIFT wire — lower fees and a rate closer to mid-market. For larger amounts, compare SWIFT vs app on our Togo inbound transfer comparison.
Yes. Banque Atlantique is connected to STAR-UEMOA (RTGS) and SICA-UEMOA (retail) — BCEAO regional rails, which enables near-instant transfers to other Togo banks and to mobile money wallets (T-Money, Flooz). This is the infrastructure remittance apps use behind the scenes to deliver in real time.
Source: Banque Atlantique's official website + Wise SWIFT directory. Last verified: 2026-06-18. SWIFT codes change rarely but always confirm with your bank before initiating a transfer. Educational only — not financial advice.