List of banks in Kyrgyzstan

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This is a list of banks in Kyrgyzstan.

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Branch of RSK Bank in the village of Ala-Buka Branch of RSK Bank in the village of Ala-Buka.jpg
Branch of RSK Bank in the village of Ala-Buka

Central bank

Commercial banks

Local banks

Bank NameLocal NameTypeAddressNumber of branchesWebsite
Aiyl BankАйыл БанкOJSC720040, Bishkek, #14, Logvinenko str.37 https://www.ab.kg/en/
BAKAI BANKБАКАЙ БАНКOJSC720001, Bishkek, #77, Isanov str.23 https://www.bakai.kg/ru/
Bank of AsiaАзия БанкыCJSC720016, Bishkek FEZ, #303 Aitmatov Avenue9 https://www.bankasia.kg/en/
Capital BankКапитал БанкOJSC720017, Bishkek, #161, Moskovskaya str.5 https://www.capitalbank.kg/
Commercial bank KYRGYZSTANКоммерциялык Банк КЫРГЫЗСТАНOJSC720033, Bishkek, #54a, Togolok Moldo str.20 https://www.cbk.kg/en
DKIBДемир Кыргыз Эл Аралык БанкыCJSC720001, Bishkek, #245, 2,3 floors, Chui Avenue14 https://demirbank.kg/en-gb/
Dos-KredobankДос-КредобанкOJSC720000, Bishkek, #92, 6 floor Chui Avenue9 https://www.dcb.kg/en/
EcoIslamicBankЭкоИсламикБанкCJSC720031, Bishkek, #17, Geologicheski lane8 https://eib.kg/
Eurasian Savings BankЕвразиялык Сактык БанкыOJSC720021, Bishkek, #40/1, Ibraimov str. – #59/1 Bokonbayev str.3 https://esb.kg/
FinanceCreditBankФинансКредитБанкOJSC720021, Bishkek, #105, Abdrahmanov str.6 http://www.fkb.kg/
KyrgyzkommertsbankКыргызкоммерцбанкOJSC720021, Bishkek, #101, Shopokov str.3 https://kkb.kg/
Kyrgyz Investment and Credit BankКыргыз Инвестициялык Кредит БанкыCJSC720040 Bishkek, #21, Erkindik boulevard17 https://www.kicb.net/welcome/
RosinbankРосинбанкOJSC720040, Bishkek, #40/4 floor 2-10, Togolok Moldo str.13(defunct)
KeremetbankКеремет БанкOJSC720001, Bishkek, 40/4 Togolok Moldo str.31 https://keremetbank.kg/
RSK BankРСК БанкOJSC720040, Bishkek, #38a, Molodaya Gvardia boulevard51 https://www.rsk.kg/
Tolubay BankТолубай БанкCJSB JSCB720010, Bishkek, #105, Umetaliev str.2 https://www.tolubaybank.kg/index.php?lang=en

Foreign banks

Bank NameLocal NameTypeAddressNumber of branchesCountry of Affiliation
Bai-Tushum BankБай-Түшүм БанкыCJSC720001, Bishkek, #76, Umetaliev str.7 ACDI/VOCA, United States Caritas Internationalis, Switzerland
Bishkek branch of the National Bank of Pakistan Пакистан улуттук банкынын Бишкек филиалы-720021, Bishkek, #84, Moskovskaya str.- Pakistan
BTA Bank БТА БанкыCJSC720040, Bishkek, #118, Moskovskaya st.14 Kazakhstan
Chang An BankЧанг Ан БанкOJSCBishkek, #48/1, Ahunbaeva str.- China
FINCA BankФИНКА БанкыCJSC720021, Bishkek, #93/2, Shopokov str.24United States
Halyk Bank KyrgyzstanХалык Банк КыргызстанOJSC720033, Bishkek, #390, Frunze str.9Kazakhstan
Kompanion BankКомпаньон БанкыCJSCBishkek, 62, Shota Rustaveli str.17 Mercy Corps, United States
Kyrgyz-Swiss BankКыргыз-Швейцариялык БанкCJSC720001, Bishkek, #68, Baytik Baatyr str.-Switzerland
Optima BankОптима БанкOJSC720070, Bishkek, #493, Jibek Jolu str.18ATF Bank, Kazakhstan
Representative office of Interstate Bank in the Kyrgyz RepublicКыргыз Республикасындагы Мамлекеттер аралык Банктын Өкүлчүлүгү-720040, Bishkek, 189a Moskovskaya street- CIS
RK AMANBANKРК АМАНБАНКOJSC720040, Bishkek, #249 Tynystanov str.13 Russia

Defunct banks

Bank NameLocal NameTypeAddressOutcome
Ak BankАк БанкOJSCBishkek, 203 Chumabek str.Licence withdrawn
Asia Universal Bank АзияУниверсалБанкOJSCBishkek, 114 Chui AvenueLiquidated
Bishkek branch of Central Asia bank of cooperation and DevelopmentЦАБСиРдин Бишкектеги филиалы-Bishkek, # 7, Umetaliev str.Licence withdrawn
Investbank “Issyk-Kul”Инвестбанк "Ысык-Көл"OJSCBishkek, 114 Chui AvenueLiquidated
Manas Bank Манас БанкыCJSCBishkek, 114 Chui AvenueLiquidated


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