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Bank Of India IFSC Code List

Total 60082 branches found for this bank across India.

State Bank of India
KEDLA
SBIN0005993
DIST HAZARIBAGH, JHARKHAND 825317
State Bank of India
MOHAMMADGANJ
SBIN0005994
DIST,PALAMAUSTATE,JHARKHANDPIN,822120,
State Bank of India
SHIRUR
SBIN0005995
MATRA SMRUTI SANCHETI ,CHAMBERS TILAK ROAD, DT BEED, MAHARASHTRA 413249
State Bank of India
HAZIRA
SBIN0005996
ESSAR.STREET.PLANT.11,HAZIRA.SURAT.ROAD,VADODARA,GUJARAT,PIN.394270
State Bank of India
GT KARNAL ROAD DELHI
SBIN0005997
DELHI 110033
State Bank of India
ADB SUPAUL
SBIN0005998
ADB SUPAUL PATNA
ADB SUPAUL View Details
State Bank of India
CHHAONI
SBIN0005999
DIST NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA 440013
State Bank of India
DIGBOI
SBIN0006000
DIST TINSUKIA, ASSAM 786171
State Bank of India
SAGRA SUNDERPUR
SBIN0006001
DIST PRATAPGARH,U P 230136
PRATAPGARH View Details
State Bank of India
PARIYAWAN
SBIN0006002
TEHSILKUNDA,
PARIYAWAN View Details
State Bank of India
SATTI BAZAR
SBIN0006003
DISTBARABANKI UTTAR PRADESH 225001
BARA BANKI View Details
State Bank of India
THARIYAON
SBIN0006004
THARIYAONUP
State Bank of India
ILTIFATGANJ
SBIN0006005
DIST AMBEDKAR NAGAR, U P 224145
ILTIFATGANJ View Details
State Bank of India
SARAI KHWAZA
SBIN0006006
DIST JAUNPUR, STATE UTTAR PRADESH, PIN 223101
State Bank of India
CHANGLANG
SBIN0006007
DIST CHUNGLANG,ARUNACHAL PRADESH 792120
CHANGLANG View Details
State Bank of India
CHOZUBA
SBIN0006008
PHEK, NAGALAND 797107
State Bank of India
CHOWKHAM
SBIN0006009
DIST LOHIT,ARUNACHAL PRADESH 792103
State Bank of India
DIRANG
SBIN0006010
DIST WEST KAMENG,ARUNACHAL PRADESH 798101
State Bank of India
LAKWA TPP
SBIN0006011
PO SUFFRY MAIBALLA,DISTT SIBSAGAR,ASSAM 785689
State Bank of India
LIKABALI
SBIN0006012
DIST WEST SIANG,ARUNACHAL PRADESH 791105
State Bank of India
LONGDING
SBIN0006013
DIST TIRAP,ARUNACHAL PRADESH 786631
State Bank of India
ADB BENIPUR
SBIN0006014
DIST DARBHANGA, BIHAR 847103
State Bank of India
ADB KHAGARIA
SBIN0006015
KHAGARIA, BIHAR 851204
State Bank of India
BELA IND ESTATE
SBIN0006016
P.O. R.K. ASHRAM, MUZAFFARPUR
MUZAFFARPUR View Details
State Bank of India
BITHAN
SBIN0006017
DIST.SAMASTIPURSTATE.BIHARPIN.848207.
State Bank of India
CHAINPUR
SBIN0006018
P.O. MASHRAK, DT. SARAN, BIHAR 841203
State Bank of India
HASAN BAZAR
SBIN0006019
BHOJPURBIHAR
State Bank of India
KADIRABAD
SBIN0006020
DARBHANGA, DISTT. DARBHANGA, BIHAR 846004
DARBHANGA View Details
State Bank of India
MANIGACHI
SBIN0006021
MANIGACHI
MANIGACHI View Details
State Bank of India
PARWALPUR
SBIN0006022
DIST NALANDA, BIHAR 803114
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Official 2026 Updated Database

Comprehensive Database of Bank Of India IFSC & MICR Codes

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape of India, having precise banking information is paramount for seamless financial transactions. Whether you are an individual looking to transfer funds or a business managing payroll, access to the correct Bank Of India IFSC Code is the first step toward a successful transaction. At IFSC Finder, we provide a verified and regularly updated directory of all branches of Bank Of India across India, sourced directly from the latest RBI data for April 2026.

Understanding the Significance of IFSC in Bank Of India Transactions

The Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) is a unique 11-digit alphanumeric string assigned by the Reserve Bank of India to every bank branch. For Bank Of India, this code follows a specific structure: the first four characters represent the bank name, the fifth character is always '0' (reserved for future use), and the final six characters represent the specific branch location.

"Using the correct IFSC ensures that your money reaches the intended recipient without delays or technical reversals."

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Find Your Bank Of India IFSC Code?

Identifying the correct code for your specific branch of Bank Of India is easier than you think. You can find it through the following official channels:

  • Bank Passbook: The IFSC code is usually printed on the first page of your Bank Of India passbook along with your account details.
  • Cheque Book: Look at the top or bottom of your personalized cheque leaves for the 11-digit code.
  • Our IFSC Finder Tool: Simply use the search table above to find any branch in India by city or branch name instantly.

NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS: Which One Should You Choose?

Depending on the urgency and amount, Bank Of India supports multiple transfer modes:

Method Transfer Limit Processing Time
NEFT No minimum limit Batch-wise (Every 30 mins)
RTGS ₹2 Lakh and above Real-time settlement
IMPS Upto ₹5 Lakh Instant (24/7)

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does the IFSC code change after a bank merger?

Yes, in cases of bank mergers or acquisitions involving Bank Of India, the old IFSC codes are often replaced. Always verify the latest code before initiating a high-value transaction.

2. What is the MICR code used for?

The Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) code is a 9-digit code primarily used for the processing and clearance of cheques via Electronic Clearing Systems (ECS).

3. Can I use the same IFSC for NEFT and RTGS?

Yes, the 11-digit IFSC code provided for a specific branch of Bank Of India is universal for all types of electronic fund transfers, including NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS.

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