IFSC code finder
Allahabad Bank IFSC Codes for All Branches in Uttar Pradesh
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Agra18Aligarh12Allahabad28Ambedkar Nagar2Auraiya2Azamagrh1Azamgarh20Baghpat3Bahraich38Balia2Ballia9Balrampur21Banda24Bara Banki6Barabanki1Bareilly9Basti5Bijnor4Budaun2Bulandshahr14Bulandshehar1Chandauli6Chitrakoot9Deoria4Etah2Etawah7Faizabad8Farrukhabad3Fatehpur9Firozabad4Gautam Bodda Nagar1Gautam Buddha Nagar4Gazipur2Ghaziabad9Ghazipur9Gonda59Gorakhpur22Gorakpur7Hamirpur23Hardoi12Hathras3Jalaun27Jaunpur9Jhansi8Jyotiba Phule Nagar1Kanauj2Kanooj1Kanpur City8Kanpur Dehat3Kanpur Nagar21Kaushambi4Kheri1Kushi Nagar7Lakhimpur Khedi2Lakhimpur Kheri58Lalitpur4Lucknow49Maharajganj5Mahoba12Mainpuri2Mathura7Mau8Meerut32Mirzapur41Moradabad17Muzaffar Nagar1Muzaffarnagar14Pilibhit6Pratapgarh5Prayagraj1Rae Bareli2Raebareili1Rai Bareli3Rampur5Rayagada1Saharanpur5Sant Kabir Nagar4Sant Ravidas Nagar3Shahjahanpur5Shravasti14Shravati1Sitapur35Sonbhadra26Sultanpur10Sunbhadra5Unnao6Unnav1Varanasi24
What is an IFSC code?
IFSC stands for Indian Financial System Code: an 11-character code the Reserve Bank of India assigns to every bank branch that takes part in electronic fund transfers. You need it to send money through NEFT, RTGS or IMPS, and it is printed on your cheque book and bank passbook.