IFSC code finder
HDFC Bank IFSC Codes for All Branches in Madhya Pradesh
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Agar Malwa1Alirajpur1Alot1Amanganj1Amarpatan1Amarwara1Ambah1Anjad1Anuppur2Ashok Nagar1Ashoknagar2Ashta1Babai1Badarwas1Badnawar1Bagli1Balaghat2Banda1Banmor1Barud1Barwani1Basoda1Berasia1Betul4Betul Bazar1Bhainsdehi1Bhander1Bhanpura1Bhawrasla1Bhikangaon1Bhind2Bhitarwar1Bhopal33Biaora1Bijuri1Bina1Budni1Burhanpur4Burhar1Chachaura Binaganj1Chakghat1Chanderi1Chaurai Khas1Chhatarpur5Chhindwara5Chhindwara M Og1Churhat1Dalodarail1Damoh1Damoh M Og1Damua1Datia1Deori1Depalpur1Devendranagar1Dewas3Dhamnod1Dhanpuri1Dhar2Dhar M1Dindori1Dudhia1Gadarwara1Garhakota1Ghatabillod1Gohad1Gotegaon1Guna2Gwalior15Hanumana Np1Harda2Hatpipliya1Hatta1Hoshangabad2Ichhawar1Indore57Itarsi1Jabalpur17Jabalpur M Corp Og1Jamai1Jaora1Jawad1Jhabua1Jirapur1Jobat1Joura1Kailaras1Kalibillod1Kannod1Kantaphod1Kareli1Karera1Kasrawad1Katangi1Katni Murwara1Keolari1Khachrod1Khandwa3Khargone5Khategaon1Khilchipur1Khirkiya1Khurai1Kolaras1Kukshi1Kurawar1Kymore Np1Lahar1Lakhnadon1Laundi1Maheshwar1Mahidpur1Maihar1Maksi1Manasa1Manawar1Mandideep1Mandla1Mandsaur4Mangawan1Manglia1Manpur1Mauganj1Mawai Teh Tikamgarh1Mehgaon Np1Mhowgaon3Morena3Multai1Mundi1Mungaoli1Murwara1Murwara Katni1Nagda1Nagod1Nainpur1Nalkheda1Narsimhapur1Narsinghgarh1Nasrullaganj1Neemuch2Niwari1Nowgong1Obedullaganj1Orchha1Pachore1Pali Np1Panagar1Pandhurna1Panna1Patan1Petlawad1Pipariya2Pithampur1Porsa1Prithvipur1Raghogarh Vijaypur1Raisen3Rajgarh2Ratlam4Rehli1Rewa4Sabalgarh1Sagar2Sagar M Corp Og1Sanawad2Sarangpur1Sarni1Satna3Sawer2Sehore3Semaria1Sendhwa1Seoni2Seoni Malwa1Shahdol3Shahpura1Shahpura Np1Shajapur2Sheopur2Shivpuri3Shujalpur1Sidhi1Silwani1Singrauli1Sironj1Sitamau1Sohagpur1Sonkatch1Susari1Tarana1Thikri1Tikamgarh2Timarni1Udaipura1Ujjain9Umaria1Vidisha4Waidhan1Waraseoni1West Nimar1
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.