IFSC code finder
State Bank of India IFSC Codes for All Branches in Jammu and Kashmir
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Akhnoor3Anantnag5Assar1Awantipura1Badgam2Bani1Banihal1Baramulla7Bhalara1Bijbehara1Billawar1Bishna1Budgam2Budhal1Budhi1Chadoora1Chenani1Diskit1Doda7Drass1Gander Bal2Ganderbal1Gandhinagar1Gandoh1Hangalgund1Hatli1J And K1Jammu49Jammu Tawi1Jaurian1Kangan1Kargil9Kathua11Khaltsi1Khanmoh1Khilani1Kishtwar3Kralpora1Kud1Kulgam1Kupwara4Leh14Magam1Mansar1Mendhar1Nowgam1Nyoma1Others2Padder1Pahalgam1Pampore1Panchari1Poonch2Pulwama6Purkhoo1Qazigund1Quimoh1R S Pura1Rajouri8Ramban3Ramgarh1Ramsu1Ranbir Singh Pora1Rawalpora1Reasi4Rehama1Samba6Sankoo1Seer Hamdan1Shakar1Sidhra1Sogam1Soibug1Sopore1Srinagar32Sumbal1Surankot1Swankha1Talab Tillo1Tangdar1Trehgam1Udhampur12Untri Road1Uri1Verinag1Vijaypur1Vijaypur Bajpur1Wathergam1
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.