IFSC code finder
State Bank of India IFSC Codes for All Branches in Meghalaya
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Adokgiri1Aizawl2Ampati1Baghmara1Bajengdoba1Barapani1Berengapara1Betasing1Borkona1Burnihat1Champhai1Cherrapunjee1Chibinang1Chokpot1Dadenggiri1Dainadubi1Dbu 9th Mile Ri Bhoi1East Khasi1Eastgaro3Eastkhasi1Gambegre1Garo Hills W1Garohills2Gasuapara1Guwahati1Hallydayganj1Jaiaw1Jaintiahills2Jengjal1Jongsha1Jorabat1Jowai2Kharkutta1Khasi Hills E2Khasihills2Khelerihat1Ladrymbai1Laitryngew1Mahendraganj1Mairang1Mangsang1Mawiong1Mawkyrwat1Mawngap1Mawni1Mawsynram1Mendal1Mynso1Nayabunglow1New Tura1Newbhaitbari1Nongstoin1Patharkhmah1Phulbari2Pomshutia1Rajaballa1Ranikor1Resubelpara1Ri Bhoi1Riangdo1Ribhoi1Rongjeng1Rongram1Rongsak1Samanda1Sarc Shillong1Selsella1Shillong35Shilong1Smit1Songsak1Thangskai1Thynroit1Tikrikilla1Tura9Umkiang1Umroi1Umroi Jaiaw Pdeng1Umsning1Upper Shillong1Westgaro1William Nagar1
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.