IFSC code finder
Tjsb Sahakari Bank Ltd IFSC Codes for All Branches in Mumbai, Maharashtra
Tjsb Sahakari Bank Ltd branches in Mumbai
| Branch | IFSC | Address |
|---|---|---|
| Andheri(East) Branch | TJSB0000071 | 02/102, TOWN CENTER,BUILDING NO 1, ANDHERI KURLA ROAD, ANDHERI East, MUMBAI - 400 059 |
| Bhandup Branch | TJSB0000053 | SHOP NO. 4,5,16,17, GROUND FLOOR, JAYASHREE PLAZA,LBS ROAD, BHANDUP (WEST) |
| Borivali East | TJSB0000149 | SHOP NO.2 &3, PARAS BUSINESS CENTRE, BORIVALI(EAST), MUMBAI-400066 |
| Borivali(W) Branch | TJSB0000024 | MAHAVIDEH, CHANDAVARKAR RD., NR SHAMAPRASAD MUKHERJEE UDYAN, BORIVALI(W), MUMBAI-400092 |
| Chandivali Branch | TJSB0000089 | SINHGAD INSTITUTE BUILDING, MHADA COLONY, CHANDIVALI GAON, MUMBAI-400072 |
| Charkop Branch | TJSB0000051 | SHOP NO.1 TO 6, PLOT NO.135, RDP-7, CHARKOP MITASU CHS, SECTOR 6, CHARKOP, KANDIVALI(W), MUMBAI-400067 |
| Chembur Branch | TJSB0000048 | 1, ANIRUDH, BUILDING NO. 27, BHARAT KHAND CO.OP. HOUSING SOCIETY, TILAK NAGAR, CHEMBUR, MUMBAI-400089 |
| Dadar Branch | TJSB0000078 | 4, SAPANA BLDG. GROUND FLOOR, NEAR PORTUGEEZ CHURCH,DADAR (WEST),MUMBAI-400028 |
| Dahisar East | TJSB0000125 | SADGURU HEIGHT-I, SHOP NO.1, CTS NO.2488,2488/1 TO 14.2490.2491 & 2492(B), SHIV VALLABH ROAD, DAHISAR EAST, MUMBAI-400068 |
| Ghatkopar Branch | TJSB0000015 | SHOP NO.6, PANTNAGAR NAMRATASHIL CHS Ltd, BUILDING No.4, 90FT. ROAD, PANTNAGAR, GHATKOPAR East), MUMBAI - 400075 |
| Goregaon(E) Branch | TJSB0000023 | MASKAR HOUSE, NAIK WADI, OPP. HERITAGE HOTEL, AAREY ROAD, GOREGAON(E), MUMBAI-400063 |
| Mulund East | TJSB0000106 | SHOP NO.1 4,SAI AMBIKA,OPP.L T ROAD EXTENSION,HANUMAN CHOWK,MULUND EAST,MUMBAI 400081 |
| Mulund(W) Branch | TJSB0000013 | MARUTI ASHISH, OFF J.N ROAD, OPP APNA BAZAR, MULUND(W)-400080 |
| Vikhroli West | TJSB0000124 | PREMISES NO.42, E WING, BUILDING NO.2, VEER SAVARKAR MARG, VIKHROLI WEST, MUMBAI-400079 |
| Vile Parle Branch | TJSB0000019 | VISHWANATH BHAVAN, CORNER OF P.M.ROAD AND NEHRU ROAD, VILE-PARLE(E), MUMBAI-400057 |
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.