State Bank of India IFSC
Codes for all Branches
in India
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Understanding IFSC Codes
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Indian Financial System Code or IFSC codes were introduced in the Indian
banking system to allow online transaction including NTFS and RTGS systems
function smoothly.
•
IFSC Codes follow a unique identification code comprising of 11 characters.
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The first four characters are always alphabetic corresponding to the name of
the bank.
•
The last six characters represent the designated bank branch and can be
either alphabetic or numeric or a combination of the two.
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The fifth character of IFSC code is always 0 and reserved for future used by
RBI.
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Understanding MICR
Codes•
MICR Code or Magnetic Ink Character Recognition Code is 6 digit
Numeric Code which is printed at the bottom of cheque.
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MICR Code is printed using a Magnetic Ink and it is displayed right
beside of IFSC code.
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This Code is readed by Cheque Processing Systems.
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It indicates city code, bank code and branch code.
•
MICR codes indicates City Code, Bank Code and Branch Code of
different banks.
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Example of IFSC Code
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Let us consider the IFSC code for State Bank of India (SBI) located in
Nariman point in Mumbai.
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The IFSC code for the bank is SBIN0004425.
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First 4 characters are SBIN representing the name of the bank i.e. State
Bank of India.
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The last six characters are 004425 which correspond to the Nariman point
branch of State Bank of India in Mumbai.
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The fifth character from the front is o and reserved for future use as per
RBI regulations.
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Working Mechanism of IFSC
Codes
Apart from offering a distinct
identity to each bank
branch, IFSC codes plays
a significant role in all
online banking
transactions, IFSC codes
directs the transfer of
funds from the bank of
origin to the designated
bank over an encrypted
system. Presented by
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In other words all modern day banking transactions
including:

Online Funds Transfer

Net Banking Purchases

Credit Card

Debit Card Transactions

Bill Payments
are possible only because of IFSC code system.
Thank you for checking through our slide. For more
information about the SBI IFSC Codes, MICR
Code and Addresses then just browse through
Bank Bazaar.
http://www.bankbazaar.com/ifsc-code/state-bank-of-india.

SBI IFSC and MICR Code

  • 1.
    State Bank ofIndia IFSC Codes for all Branches in India Presented by
  • 2.
    Understanding IFSC Codes • IndianFinancial System Code or IFSC codes were introduced in the Indian banking system to allow online transaction including NTFS and RTGS systems function smoothly. • IFSC Codes follow a unique identification code comprising of 11 characters. • The first four characters are always alphabetic corresponding to the name of the bank. • The last six characters represent the designated bank branch and can be either alphabetic or numeric or a combination of the two. • The fifth character of IFSC code is always 0 and reserved for future used by RBI. Presented by BankBazaar.com
  • 3.
    Understanding MICR Codes• MICR Codeor Magnetic Ink Character Recognition Code is 6 digit Numeric Code which is printed at the bottom of cheque. • MICR Code is printed using a Magnetic Ink and it is displayed right beside of IFSC code. • This Code is readed by Cheque Processing Systems. • It indicates city code, bank code and branch code. • MICR codes indicates City Code, Bank Code and Branch Code of different banks. Presented by
  • 4.
    Example of IFSCCode  Let us consider the IFSC code for State Bank of India (SBI) located in Nariman point in Mumbai.  The IFSC code for the bank is SBIN0004425.  First 4 characters are SBIN representing the name of the bank i.e. State Bank of India.  The last six characters are 004425 which correspond to the Nariman point branch of State Bank of India in Mumbai.  The fifth character from the front is o and reserved for future use as per RBI regulations. Presented by BankBazaar.com
  • 5.
  • 6.
    Working Mechanism ofIFSC Codes Apart from offering a distinct identity to each bank branch, IFSC codes plays a significant role in all online banking transactions, IFSC codes directs the transfer of funds from the bank of origin to the designated bank over an encrypted system. Presented by BankBazaar.com
  • 7.
    Presented by BankBazaar.com In otherwords all modern day banking transactions including:  Online Funds Transfer  Net Banking Purchases  Credit Card  Debit Card Transactions  Bill Payments are possible only because of IFSC code system.
  • 8.
    Thank you forchecking through our slide. For more information about the SBI IFSC Codes, MICR Code and Addresses then just browse through Bank Bazaar. http://www.bankbazaar.com/ifsc-code/state-bank-of-india.