IFSC code finder
Bank of India IFSC Codes for All Branches in Surat, Gujarat
Bank of India branches in Surat
| Branch | IFSC | Address |
|---|---|---|
| Adajan | BKID0002751 | WARD NO 17 A154 AGYARI STREET |
| Amroli | BKID0002763 | C 1 AND C 2VARDHMANPARK SOCIETYNEARSATADHAR AMROLI KOSAD ROADAMROLI |
| Anand Mahal Road | BKID0002706 | 50 52 GANESH KRUPA SOCIETYOPP GAIL TOWERS |
| Bhattar Road | BKID0002708 | INDRALOK APT BHATTAR CHAR RASTASURAT |
| Bombay Market | BKID0002704 | BOMBAY MARKET BUILDINGBANKING BLOCK NO1 |
| Clock Tower | BKID0002701 | 1ST FLOOR ARYAMAN ARCADEMOHAN MONORAN PARK TOWER ROAD |
| Ghoddod Road | BKID0002743 | BANK OF INDIA COMPLEX OPPPANJARA POLEBESIDES BSNL OFFICE GHOD DOD ROAD |
| Gopipura | BKID0002702 | KUNDAN MEZZANINE FL 101330CHANDLA GALINEAR KAMNATH MAHADEV |
| Hazira | BKID0002514 | NAND NIKETAN SHOPPING COMPLEXESSAR TOWNSHIP 27KM SURAT HAZIRA RD |
| Katargam | BKID0002919 | SHOP NO 2 OFFICE NO 1 2 SKY DEVELOPERS OPP MEHTA PETROL PUMP KATARGAM 395004 |
| Pandesara | BKID0002764 | PLOT NO 543544 JALARAM NAGARGUJARAT HOUSING BOARD PANDESARAMAIN ROAD |
| Piplod | BKID0002754 | 1ST FLOOR SHREE RAM COMPLEXNEAR KARGIL CHOWK SURAT DUMAS ROAD |
| Rampura | BKID0002705 | 73412 SWAMINARAYAN MANDIR ROADRAMPURA |
| Surat Main | BKID0002700 | KANPITH LAL GATE |
| Surat Mcb | BKID0002709 | OPP PANJARA POLE BESIDES BSNL OFFICEGHOD DOD ROAD SURAT |
| Surat Service | BKID0002725 | SHREYAS SHREE SURTI MODH VANIK SAMASTA PANCHBUILDING LIMDA CHOWKSURAT |
| Surat Zonal Office | BKID000ZO30 | BANK OF INDIA BUILDING,SURAT ZONAL OFFICE,1ST FLOOR,OPP PANJARA POLE,GHODDOD ROAD,PINCODE 395007 |
| Textile Market | BKID0002703 | SURAT TEXTILE MARKET BUILDINGBANK BLOCK 2ND FLOOR RING ROAD |
| Udhna | BKID0002762 | DREAM HONDA SHOW ROOMJIVAN JYOT THEATER COMPUDHNA MAIN ROADUDHNA |
| Varachha Road | BKID0002707 | RUBY TRADE CENTRENEAR RAJHANS COMPLEXVARACHHA ROAD SURAT |
| Vesu | BKID0002765 | VESU BRANCH SHOP NOGF 567WESTERN BUSINESS PARKVESU CROSS ROAD |
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.