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UCO Bank IFSC Codes for All Branches in Punjab

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Abohar2 Ajauli1 Alawalpur1 Amritsar7 Anandpur Sahib1 Ayali Kalan Pb1 Ayali Khurd1 Bagha Purana1 Banur1 Barnala2 Batala1 Bathinda1 Begowal1 Bela1 Bhadaur1 Bhallan1 Bharatgarh1 Bhikhi1 Bhogpur1 Bhundri1 Bibiwala1 Budhlada1 Bundala1 Chandigarh1 Chuni Kalan1 Dasuya1 Dera Bassi1 Dhariwal1 Dinanagar1 Dumewal1 Faridkot1 Fatehabad1 Fazilka1 Ferozepur Kalan1 Garhdiwala1 Garhshankar1 Ghanaur1 Ghurani1 Goraya1 Gurdaspur2 Haripur1 Hoshiarpur3 Jagraon1 Jalandhar16 Jamsher Khera1 Jandiala Guru1 Jandu Singha1 Jhoraran1 Jhumba1 Jundiala1 Kakar1 Kalak1 Kapurthala3 Katarian1 Kharar2 Khizrabad1 Kohala1 Kohara1 Kotkapura1 Lalru1 Lalton Kalan1 Landran1 Lasuri1 Lehragaga1 Lohian Khas1 Ludhiana18 Malout1 Mansa1 Moga3 Mohali3 Morinda1 Mukatsar1 Mukerian1 Muktsar1 Mullanpur1 Mullanpur Dhaka1 Nabha1 Nakodar1 Nangal1 Nawanshahar2 Naya Gaon1 Nuhon1 Nurmahal1 Patara1 Pathankot2 Patiala3 Patran1 Phagwara1 Phillaur2 Pondicherry1 Purkhali1 Raipur1 Raipur Majri1 Rajpura2 Rampura Phul1 Rasulpur1 Rauni1 Rumi1 Rupnagar1 Samana1 Samrala1 Sangol1 Sangrur1 Sansarpur1 Sarabha1 Sardulgarh1 Sas Nagar Mohali1 Shahkot1 Sidhwan1 Singh Bhagwantpura1 Sirhind1 Sujapur1 Sultanpur Lodhi1 Sunam1 Tarantarn1 Urmar Tanda1 Verowal1 Wadala Kalan1 Zira1 Zirakpur1

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.