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IFSC Code for South Indian Bank Chembur in Mumbai, Maharashtra

South Indian Bank

IFSC code

SIBL0001014

Bank
South Indian Bank
Branch
Chembur
IFSC code
SIBL0001014
City
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Address
GROUND FLOOR,SHOP NO.1&2,SHRIPAL BUILDING,CHHAYA SOCIETY, S.T.ROAD,CHEMBUR 400071,MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA.
Phone
4842365657
MICR code
400059021

Checked against the Reserve Bank of India's IFSC list on 30 October 2026.

How to use this IFSC code

The IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) SIBL0001014 identifies the South Indian Bank branch at Chembur, Mumbai. Enter it together with the beneficiary's account number when you send money by NEFT, RTGS or IMPS. The first four letters (SIBL) identify the bank, the fifth character is always 0, and the last six (001014) identify the branch.

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South Indian Bank Chembur: common questions

What is the IFSC code of South Indian Bank, Chembur branch?
The IFSC code of South Indian Bank, Chembur branch in Mumbai, Maharashtra is SIBL0001014.
What is the address of South Indian Bank, Chembur branch?
GROUND FLOOR,SHOP NO.1&2,SHRIPAL BUILDING,CHHAYA SOCIETY, S.T.ROAD,CHEMBUR 400071,MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA.
What is the phone number of South Indian Bank, Chembur branch?
The branch phone number is 4842365657.
Can I use SIBL0001014 for NEFT, RTGS and IMPS?
Yes. Enter SIBL0001014 with the beneficiary's account number to send money to an account held at this branch. NEFT and RTGS run round the clock on all days; IMPS transfers are instant.
When is South Indian Bank closed in Maharashtra?
Banks in Maharashtra are closed on RBI-listed holidays, the second and fourth Saturday, and Sundays. See the Maharashtra bank holiday list 2026.

Bank holidays in Maharashtra 2026 · check before you visit the branch.

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.