Banks in Djibouti
2 cities — select a city to see all listings.
This page lists 27 bank and ATM locations in Djibouti. They are spread across 2 cities in 2 regions. The most listings are in Djibouti (25) and Ali Sabieh (2). Djibouti — its capital is Djibouti, the currency is the Djiboutian franc, the population is about 1,152,944.
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. Djibouti alone accounts for about 93% of all bank and ATM locations recorded in the country. Djibouti is part of the Africa coverage within the global GF6 directory. More about banking in Djibouti ↓
Ali Sabieh
Djibouti
About banking in Djibouti
Djibouti is a small country in the Horn of Africa, covering 23,200 km2 and home to a population of around 1,152,944. It is bordered by Somalia, Ethiopia and Eritrea, and faces the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, a strategic position that has long shaped its role as a regional trade and transit hub. French and Arabic are the official languages, and the international calling code is +253.
The national currency is the Djiboutian franc (DJF), which is used for everyday cash transactions, ATM withdrawals and most over-the-counter banking services. Given the country's modest size and population, banking activity is heavily concentrated in the capital, Djibouti, where the majority of head offices, branches and ATMs are located. Secondary towns tend to have a more limited selection of branches, and travellers heading inland or towards border areas should plan cash needs in advance, as access points become sparser away from the main urban centres.
The GF6 directory currently lists 27 bank and ATM locations in Djibouti, spread across 2 cities. These entries cover a mix of bank branches and cash machines, and are intended to help residents, business travellers and visitors locate nearby points for withdrawals, deposits and in-branch services. Because the directory reflects the locations recorded in our database, it should be treated as a guide rather than a full census of every banking outlet in the country.
For day-to-day use, it is advisable to carry some Djiboutian francs in cash, especially outside the capital, and to confirm opening hours and available services directly with the relevant bank before visiting, as these can vary between institutions and locations.