Banks in South Sudan
7 cities — select a city to see all listings.
There are 28 bank and ATM locations on record for South Sudan in the GF6 directory. They are spread across 7 cities in 4 regions. The most listings are in Juba City (13), Yei (5) and Munuki (3). South Sudan — its capital is Juba, the currency is the South Sudanese pound, the population is about 12,575,714.
Choose a city to see every branch or ATM with its street address, opening hours, phone number, bank codes where available and its exact map location. Juba City alone accounts for about 46% of all bank and ATM locations recorded in the country. South Sudan is part of the Africa coverage within the global GF6 directory. More about banking in South Sudan ↓
Central Equatoria
Unity
Western Bahr el Ghazal
Western Equatoria
About banking in South Sudan
South Sudan is a landlocked country in East Africa, bordered by Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Central African Republic. It covers around 644,329 square kilometres of plains, savannah, floodplains and forested highlands, with the Nile and the vast Sudd wetlands shaping the centre of the country. With a population of roughly 12.6 million spread across this large territory, banking infrastructure tends to follow the main population centres and transport routes rather than being evenly distributed.
The official currency is the South Sudanese pound (SSP), which is used for most over-the-counter transactions, ATM withdrawals and everyday cash payments. English is the official language, which is commonly reflected in signage, account documentation and ATM interfaces at formal banking outlets. The international dialing code is +211, relevant for contacting branches or card issuers from abroad.
The GF6 directory currently lists 28 bank and ATM locations in South Sudan, spread across 7 cities. Coverage is naturally weighted toward Juba, the capital and largest city, where most commercial bank head offices and a significant share of ATMs are concentrated. Other listed locations reflect the smaller network of branches and cash machines available in regional towns, where access points can be more limited and opening hours more variable.
Visitors and residents planning travel outside the main urban areas should be aware that ATM availability and card acceptance can drop sharply away from larger centres, and carrying sufficient cash in local currency is often necessary. The directory entries on the following pages provide the specific branches and ATMs recorded by GF6 in each city, but should not be treated as an exhaustive list of every banking facility in the country.