IFSC code finder
Bank of India IFSC Codes for All Branches in Punjab
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Abohar1Amloh Distt Fatehgarh Sahib Pb1Amritsar19Baghapurana1Banga1Banur1Barnala2Batala1Bathinda1Beas1Bhatinda1Bhullar Dist Muktsar1Bilaspur Dist Ludhiana1Chabba Pb1Chaheru Distt Kapurthala2Chandigarh1Chawindadevi Amritsar1Dad Distt Ludhiana1Dakha Pb1Dala Dist Moga1Dasuya1Derra Bassi1Dharmkot1Dhuri1Doraha1Faridkot1Fatehgarh Sahib1Fazilka1Firozpur2Gaggo Mahal Dist Amritsar1Garhshankar1Gidderbaha1Gurdaspur2Hambran Dist Ludhiana1Hathur Dist Ludhiana1Hoshiarpur6Jagraon1Jaito1Jalalabad1Jalandhar3Jallandhar17Jamalpur Awana1Jarg1Kapurthala2Kartarpur1Khanna1Kharar1Khattra Dist Ludhiana1Kotkapura1Ludhiana28Ludhiyana1Mahilpur1Maladuh1Malaut Punjab1Mandaur Dist Patiala1Mandi Govindgarh1Mansa1Maur Mandi1Mehdoodan Pb1Mithepur2Moga3Mohali2Morinda1Mudki1Mukerian1Muktsar1Nabha1Nakodar1Nawanshahar1Pathankot1Patiala6Phagwara1Phillaur1Pohir Distt Ludhiana1Rode Dist Moga1Roop Nagar Pb1Sahnewal1Samana1Samrala1Sangrur2Sarna1Sasnagar Mohali1Sitogunno1Sunam1Tarn Taran1Zira2Zirakpur1
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.