List of banks in Belarus

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This is a list of banks in Belarus.

The National Bank of the Republic of Belarus is the central bank of Belarus.

NameWebsiteSWIFT-codeOwners
Alfa-Bank ALFABY2X Alfa-Bank (Flag of Russia.svg  Russia) — 99.99% [1]
GBD-Bank [2] REDJBY22Dikris (Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus) — 79.95%, Speedster-М (Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus) — 6.86%, Valentin Tsybulin (Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus) — 10.06%
Belagroprombank BAPBBY2XState-owned
Belarusbank AKBBBY2XState-owned
Belinvestbank [3] BLBBBY2XState-owned
Belgazprombank OLMPBY2X Gazprom (Flag of Russia.svg  Russia) — 49.82%, Gazprombank (Flag of Russia.svg  Russia) — 49.82% [4]
BNB-Bank BLNBBY2X Bank of Georgia (Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia) — 99.98% [5]
Belvnesheconombank BELBBY2X Vnesheconombank (Flag of Russia.svg  Russia) — 97.52% [6]
Sber Bank BPSBBY2X Sberbank (Flag of Russia.svg  Russia) — 93.27% [7]
BSB Bank UNBSBY2XProfinvest Professional and Financial Investment SA (Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Switzerland) — 100% [8]
BTA Bank AEBKBY2X Kenges Rakishev (Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan) — 100% [9]
Dabrabyt Bank MMBNBY22 National Bank of the Republic of Belarus (Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus) – 99.75%, Paritetbank (Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus) – 0.25% [10]
MTBank MTBKBY22 Alexey Oleksin & Inna Oleksina — 98.97% [11]
Paritetbank POISBY2XThe State Property Committee of the Republic of Belarus (Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus) – 99.83% [12]
Priorbank PJCBBY2X Raiffeisen Bank International (Flag of Austria.svg  Austria) — 87.74% [13]
Reshenie Bank TRUEBY2XJoint LTD “Saturn-Info” (66,97%), Joint LTD “Intersportproject” (33,03%) [14]
Status Bank IRJSBY22Vladimir Vasilko (Uladzimir Vasilka) — 49.75%, Sergey Litvin — 48.75% [15]
TECHNOBANK TECNBY22Kozarenko V.A; Kozarenko E.M.; Kurach I.A (Belarus); Fleetwood Finance (Ireland) [14]
Trade Capital Bank BBTKBY2X Tejarat Bank (Flag of Iran.svg  Iran) – 99.89% [16]
VTB Bank (Belarus) SLANBY22 VTB Bank (Flag of Russia.svg  Russia) — 99.99% [17]
Zepter Bank ZEPTBY2XHOME ART AND SALES SERVICES AG (Switzerland) (99,76%) [14]

Complete list as of July 28, 2022. [18]

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  1. Структура
  2. Bank of Growth and Business Development
  3. Belarusian bank of development and reconstruction
  4. Акционеры
  5. Акционеры (учредители) банка
  6. Акционеры
  7. Государственные банки Беларуси
  8. Сведения о предполагаемых бенефициарных собственниках банка
  9. Структура собственности Банка
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  11. Анкета банка-корреспондента
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  15. Сведения о бенефициарах банка
  16. "Общая информация". www.tcbank.by. Retrieved 2019-08-26.
  17. О банке
  18. Information on Banks Functioning in the Republic of Belarus and Their Branches - the Central Bank of Belarus website