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Is a public shareholders company and the most important and main pillar of the national economy in the field of banking, investment and external trade through a network of correspondents that spread all over the world. The bank foundation phase started in January 1993 and resumed its activities in August 1993 by providing all types of banking and investment services that comply with the principles and norms of Shari’ah law. To be the optimum strategic partner in provision of innovative banking solutions to our customers inside and outside Sudan.

The bank used the latest banking systems and technology and a wide network of correspondents covering most parts of the world, as well as a network of internal branches that extends across most of the states of Sudan, where the bank has more than 20 branches in the capital and states, more than 50 ATMs, 600 points of sale and more than 500 employees.

Sudanese Islamic Bank (known as: SIB) is a private company operating within the banking sector. SIB is based in Khartoum, Sudan and was established in January 1982.

Tadhamon Bank has experience that spans since his start on 1996 years and has more than 700 employees. The bank has continuously worked on developing its services through its specialized staff highly qualified and at the same time maintain the essence of the Islamic values on which it was founded. In other words, the bank plays a key role in bridging the gap between the modern banking requirements and the essential values of Islamic banking legislation. The bank runs assets that are estimated by 502 billion YR that is approximately 2.006 billion US dollars. Its fixed capital is 20 billion Rials that is approximately 80 million US dollars.

United Capital Bank (UCB) was founded in 2006. United Capital Bank is an Islamic investment and corporate bank that provides financing for major projects in Sudan in addition to general working capital requirements to prime corporate and government entities under the various Sharia compliant modes of financing such as Moudaraba, Moucharaka, Mourabaha, Ijaraj and Istisnaa.

The National Labor Bank was established on October 17, 1987 AD and it was inaugurated on October 10, 1988 AD to carry out all banking, financial, commercial, investment and craft transactions and contribute to development projects and cooperation with public and private institutions, especially those of a service nature related to the basic needs of citizens.

Nile Commercial Bank (NCB) is a commercial bank in South Sudan. It is one of the commercial banks licensed to operate in South Sudan, by the Bank of South Sudan, the national banking regulator. The bank is an indigenous South Sudanese commercial bank. Of all the commercial banks licensed in South Sudan, it has the largest number of branches at 20. The bank is affiliated with Stanbic Bank, a division of Standard Bank of South Africa.

The National Bank of Sudan is a private bank located in Khartoum state which is the capital of Sudan. The bank was formed in 1981. The bank was established in 1981. In July 2006, the Lebanon's Bank Audi acquired 75% of the value of the stock and signed an agreement between National Bank of Sudan and Lebanon's Bank Audi at the Friendship Hall to enter a partnership. In the partnership Bank Audi, a strategic partner of the National Bank rate 75% of the Bank shares, raised capital to the National Bank 72 million U.S. dollars. The agreement was signed on behalf of the National Bank – Mr. Hassan Ibrahim Malik, chairman of the Bank and the on other hand Mr. Raymond Audi, chairman of the bank Audi.

Savings & Social Development Bank (SSDB) was established according to special law in 1996 as an extension for Sudanese Savings Bank (SSB) [1974-1995], with the special objectives of providing finance to all small productive sectors to alleviate poverty, to stimulate the macro-economy by the contribution of these sectors and spread microfinance services (saving, insurance, and remittances) among the categories of these sectors. The bank practices all the banking activities and allocates their earnings to support its activities in the provision of microfinance services through a network of thirty two branches and six sub-branches distributed over several States in Sudan in conformity with the provisions of Islamic