Banks in Equatorial Guinea
4 cities — select a city to see all listings.
GF6 maps 24 bank and ATM locations across Equatorial Guinea. They are spread across 4 cities in 3 regions. The most listings are in Malabo (15), Bata (6) and Malabo II (2). Equatorial Guinea — its capital is Ciudad de la Paz, the currency is the Central African CFA franc, the population is about 1,847,549.
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. Malabo alone accounts for about 63% of all bank and ATM locations recorded in the country. Equatorial Guinea is part of the Africa coverage within the global GF6 directory. More about banking in Equatorial Guinea ↓
Bioko Norte
Litoral
Wele-Nzas
About banking in Equatorial Guinea
Equatorial Guinea is a small Central African country of roughly 28,051 square kilometres, with a population of about 1.85 million people spread between the mainland region of Río Muni and the island of Bioko. The capital, Ciudad de la Paz, sits on the mainland, while Malabo and Bata remain the country's main commercial and administrative centres. French, Spanish and Portuguese all hold official status, and the international dialling code is +240, which is useful to remember when contacting a branch from abroad.
The national currency is the Central African CFA franc (XAF), shared with several neighbouring states in the Central African monetary zone. Cash remains widely used for everyday transactions, and travellers generally rely on ATMs in larger urban centres to withdraw XAF, since acceptance of international cards at points of sale can be limited outside major hotels and a small number of established merchants. Visitors moving between Bioko and the mainland are advised to plan cash withdrawals around the cities where banking infrastructure is concentrated.
The GF6 directory lists 24 bank and ATM locations in Equatorial Guinea, distributed across 4 cities. This coverage reflects the country's relatively compact banking landscape, where branches and cash machines tend to cluster in the main population centres rather than being evenly spread across its territory. Each entry is intended to help residents and visitors locate a nearby branch or ATM, check its address, and plan a visit.
Because conditions on the ground can change, the directory should be used as a starting point rather than a definitive map of every cash access point in the country. Users are encouraged to confirm opening hours and service availability directly with the bank before travelling to a specific location.