IFSC code finder
Bank of Maharashtra IFSC Codes for All Branches in Uttar Pradesh
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Agra4Aligarh2Allahabad2Amethi1Amroha1Auraiya1Ayodhya1Azamgarh1Badaun1Baghpat1Bahraich1Ballia1Balrampur1Banda1Banthra1Bara Banki1Bareilly1Basti1Bhadohi1Bijnor1Bulandshahr1Captainganj1Chandauli1Chirori1Chitrakoot1Deoria1Dhaulana1Etah1Etawah1Farrukhabad Fatehgarh1Fatehpur1Firozabad1Gautam Buddha Nagar1Ghaziabad3Ghazipur1Gonda1Gorakhpur3Hamirpur1Hapur2Hardoi1Hathras1Jagdishpur1Jalalpur1Jaunpur1Jhansi1Kalli Pachim1Kannauj1Kanpur4Kanpur Dehat1Kasganj1Kaushambi1Khalilabad1Lakhimpur1Lalitpur1Loni1Lucknow10Maharajganj1Mahoba1Mainpuri1Mathura2Mau1Mauranipur1Meerut2Mirzapur1Modinagar1Mohanlalganj1Moradabad1Muradnagar1Muzaffarnagar1Nizampur1Noida8Orai1Padrauna1Pilibhit1Pratapgarh1Prayagraj2Rae Bareli1Rampur1Razapur1Rudauli1Saharanpur1Sahjanwa1Sambhal1Sardhana1Shahganj1Shahjahanpur1Shamli1Shivrajpur1Shrawasti1Sitapur1Sonbhadra1Sultanpur1Tanda1Tetri Bazar1Unnao1Varanasi3
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.