IFSC code finder
Yes Bank IFSC Codes for All Branches in Uttar Pradesh
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Agra4Aligarh1Allahabad4Anupshahr1Arjunganj1Bagapar2Baghpat2Bahraich1Bakshi Ka Talab1Banda2Banthra1Bara Banki2Barabanki1Bareilly1Basti4Bhadohi1Bilari1Bilhaur1Dasna1Dhampur1Dhanghata1Faizabad2Firozabad1Gajraula1Ghaziabad6Ghughuli1Gola Gokaran Nath1Gopiganj1Gorakhpur5Gosainganj1Greater Noida2Gulaothi1Gyanpur1Hardoi1Hathras Srinagar1Itaunja1Jaunpur2Jhansi1Kakori1Kalli Pachim1Kalyanpur1Kanpur26Kasna1Katahari1Khalilabad4Kunda1Lakhimpur5Lucknow31Maharajganj1Malihabad1Mathura2Meerut2Mehandawal1Mohammadi1Mohanlalganj1Moradabad3Mujari1Nagram1Nam Cc State1Nichlaul1Noida18Oel1Palia Kalan1Partawal1Rae Bareli1Raibareli1Saharanpur1Sardhana1Shahjahanpur1Shahjanpur1Shikarpur2Shyamdeurwa1Sinduria2Singhai1Sitapur2Siyana1Sonbhadra1Suriyawan1Thuthibari1Unnao1Varanasi4
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.