List Of Post Bank Branches In Uganda

List Of Post Bank Branches In Uganda

PostBank Uganda has been in existence since 1926. It started out as a department in the Post Office. In February 1998 PostBank Uganda Limited was incorporated in accordance with the Communications Act of 1997 to take over the operations of the former Post Office Savings department.

PostBank Uganda was incorporated under the Companies Act in February 1998 as a limited liability company. The bank’s operations are supervised by the Bank of Uganda under the Financial Institutions Act. Before December 2021, it is classified as a Tier II Institution (Non-Bank Credit Institution), by the Bank of Uganda (BOU). That month, it received a Tier I banking license rom BOU.

PostBank Uganda is wholly owned by the Government of Uganda

PostBank Uganda maintained a branch network of 33 fixed branches and 17 mobile banking units, totaling 50 branches.

Fixed branches

Arua Branch – Arua

Bombo Branch – Bombo

Bugolobi Branch – Bugoloobi, Kampala

City Branch – Nkrumah Road, Kampala (Head Office)

Entebbe Branch – Entebbe

Fort Portal Branch – Fort Portal

Gulu Branch – Gulu

Hoima Branch – Hoima

Iganga Branch – Iganga

Jinja Branch – Jinja

Kabale Branch – Kabale

Kakiri Branch – Kakiri

Kampala Road Branch – Kampala Road, Kampala

Kamwenge Branch – Kamwenge

Kanungu Branch – Kanungu

Kasese Branch – Kasese

Kayunga Branch – Kayunga

Kitgum Branch – Kitgum

Lacor Branch – Lacor Hospital, Gulu

Lira Branch – Lira

Masaka Branch – Masaka

Mbale Branch – Mbale

Mbarara Branch – Mbarara

Mubende Branch – Mubende

Mukono Branch – Mukono

Nakasongola Branch – Nakasongola

Ndeeba Branch – Ndeeba, Kampala

Ntungamo Branch – Ntungamo

Soroti Branch – Soroti

Wandegeya Branch – Wandegeya, Kampala

William Street – Kampala.

Anaka Branch – Nwoya

Mobile branches

The mobile branches are located in the following towns and districts:

Budaka – Budaka District

Bududa – Bududa District

Bukedea – Bukedea District

Butaleja – Butaleja District

Fort Portal – Kabarole District

Kamwenge – Kamwenge District

Kapchorwa – Kapchorwa District

Kibaale – Kibaale District

Kyegegwa – Kyegegwa District[14]

Kyenjojo – Kyenjojo District

Manafwa – Manafwa District

Pallisa – Pallisa District

Sironko – Sironko District

Tororo – Tororo District

What type of bank is Post Bank?

Although Postbank is not yet a registered bank, it is a full participant in the National Payments System, and it offers secure, reliable, accessible and affordable banking products such as card-based transactional accounts and book-based savings and investment accounts.

How do I withdraw money from my Postbank?

How to withdraw funds from your Posbank account to MPESA using USSD Code

  1. On your mobile phone, head over to the dialer app and type: *498#
  2. Proceed with the prompts to withdraw.
  3. You should receive a reference number on your mobile phone, note it somewhere and start the process a fresh. Dial *498# again and insert the reference number you received in the earlier step
  4. Enter your new PIN and confirm,
  5. On successful activation, Dial “498” again and choose available mobile banking options

How to deposit money from your MPESA balance to your Postbank account;

On your mobile phone, access MPESA menu and choose “Lipa Na Mpesa”

Then tap on “Pay Bill”

Enter the Postbank business number 200999

On the next page, key in Your Full Postbank Account Number as the “Account Number”

Enter the amount you wish to deposit then

Put your Mpesa PIN Number and confirm the transaction.

You should see the transaction details on your phone screen, after you’ve confirmed the details are correct, proceed to complete the transaction.