بانک ملت | Banafshe

About بانک ملت | Banafshe in Tehran

Bank Mellat's Banafshe branch serves one of Saadat Abad's most established residential pockets in northwest Tehran, a district that grew rapidly through the 2000s into an upscale enclave favored by Tehran's professional middle class. The branch sits within walking distance of Maydan-e Ketab (Book Square), a neighborhood landmark named for its monumental book-shaped sculpture and a cultural reference point that gives the area its identity. The square's combined bus and metro interchange on Line 7 makes this corner a daily transit hub, while the surrounding streets are lined with the kind of mixed-use density — pharmacies on every block, casual kababis, and modern cafes like Telyoon — that signals a fully lived-in urban quarter rather than a commuter zone. As one of Iran's largest banks, originally formed in 1980 from the merger of ten private banks, Mellat handles routine banking needs for residents, small shop owners along Banafshe Street, and visitors drawn to Saadat Abad's restaurants. An ATM is available on site.