Andhra Pragathi Grameena Bank branches in Anantapur, Andhra pradesh
120 branches found in Anantapur, Andhra pradesh
Andhra Pragathi Grameena Bank Branches in Anantapur
A kondapuram IFSC: APGB0001006
Agali IFSC: APGB0001079
Amadaguru IFSC: APGB0001056
Anantapur main branch IFSC: APGB0001002
Anantapur-ptc branch IFSC: APGB0001071
Anantapur-venugopal nagar IFSC: APGB0001089
Anantapuram ro IFSC: APGB0001000
Anantpur -ambedkar road branch IFSC: APGB0001070
B kothapalli IFSC: APGB0001064
B pappur IFSC: APGB0001052
Bandameedapalli IFSC: APGB0001039
Basavanahalli IFSC: APGB0001098
Bathalapalli IFSC: APGB0001050
Beluguppa IFSC: APGB0001104
Bhoopasamudram IFSC: APGB0001036
Bommanahl IFSC: APGB0001121
Brahmasamudram IFSC: APGB0001120
Budili IFSC: APGB0001055
Bukkaraya samudram IFSC: APGB0001088
Cheemalavagupalli IFSC: APGB0001038
Chigicherla IFSC: APGB0001095
Cholasamudram IFSC: APGB0001123
D hirehal IFSC: APGB0001017
Dadithota IFSC: APGB0001053
Dharmavaram IFSC: APGB0001029
Dharmavaram kothapet IFSC: APGB0001103
Duradakunta IFSC: APGB0001054
Eddulapalli IFSC: APGB0001067
Enumuladoddi IFSC: APGB0001094
Gadekal IFSC: APGB0001068
Gandlaparthi IFSC: APGB0001058
Gandlapenta IFSC: APGB0001021
Gangavaram IFSC: APGB0001096
Garladinne IFSC: APGB0001049
Godiselapalli IFSC: APGB0001097
Gooty IFSC: APGB0001075
Gorantla IFSC: APGB0001043
Gownivaripalli IFSC: APGB0001045
Gugudu IFSC: APGB0001012
Gummagatta IFSC: APGB0001018
Guntakal IFSC: APGB0001025
Gutturu IFSC: APGB0001116
Hemavathi IFSC: APGB0001048
Hindupur IFSC: APGB0001076
Hindupur rpgt road IFSC: APGB0001112
Jellipalli IFSC: APGB0001069
Kadiri - main branch IFSC: APGB0001032
Kalasamudram IFSC: APGB0001008
Kalyanadurg road IFSC: APGB0001107
Kalyanadurg valmiki ciricle IFSC: APGB0001109
Kalyandurg IFSC: APGB0001030
Kambadur IFSC: APGB0001124
Kanaganapalli IFSC: APGB0001063
Kanekal IFSC: APGB0001080
Kanumukkala IFSC: APGB0001033
Kodikonda IFSC: APGB0001010
Koduru IFSC: APGB0001092
Kondakamarla IFSC: APGB0001115
Kothacheruvu IFSC: APGB0001078
Kudair IFSC: APGB0001059
Lepakshi IFSC: APGB0001001
M g road, kadiri IFSC: APGB0001090
Madakasira IFSC: APGB0001042
Mamillapalli IFSC: APGB0001085
Marala IFSC: APGB0001005
Maruthi-nagar branch,anantapur IFSC: APGB0001081
Medical college, govt gen hosp , anantapur IFSC: APGB0001084
Mohammadabad IFSC: APGB0001093
Muddinayanipalli IFSC: APGB0001003
Mudigubba IFSC: APGB0001074
N s gate IFSC: APGB0001028
Nagasamudram IFSC: APGB0001091
Nallacheruvu IFSC: APGB0001047
Nallagutlapalli IFSC: APGB0001040
Nallamada IFSC: APGB0001014
Nambula poolakunta IFSC: APGB0001022
Narpala IFSC: APGB0001072
Narsimpalli IFSC: APGB0001113
Neelakantapuram IFSC: APGB0001046
Nirmala convent, revenue colony, anantapur IFSC: APGB0001082
Nuthimadugu IFSC: APGB0001004
Obula devara cheruvu IFSC: APGB0001015
Palthur IFSC: APGB0001062
Pamidi IFSC: APGB0001007
Pamuthurthi IFSC: APGB0001023
Pathakothacheruvu IFSC: APGB0001037
Pedaballi IFSC: APGB0001020
Pedda pappur IFSC: APGB0001026
Peddamanthur IFSC: APGB0001066
Peddavadugur IFSC: APGB0001087
Penukonda IFSC: APGB0001073
Perur IFSC: APGB0001024
Putlur IFSC: APGB0001027
Puttaparthi IFSC: APGB0001035
Raketla IFSC: APGB0001060
Ramagiri IFSC: APGB0001100
Ramapuram(a) IFSC: APGB0001013
Ratnagiri IFSC: APGB0001099
Rayadurg IFSC: APGB0001031
Rayalacheruvu IFSC: APGB0001009
Reddipalli IFSC: APGB0001119
Rekkamanu IFSC: APGB0001086
Roddam IFSC: APGB0001118
Rolla IFSC: APGB0001011
Rudrampeta IFSC: APGB0001114
Sai jr college, taraknadh ngr, anantapur IFSC: APGB0001083
Sanapa IFSC: APGB0001122
Shettur IFSC: APGB0001016
Somalapuram IFSC: APGB0001019
Tadpatri IFSC: APGB0001077
Talamarla IFSC: APGB0001044
Talpula IFSC: APGB0001041
Tapovanam-a IFSC: APGB0001101
Tarimala IFSC: APGB0001057
Thagguparthi IFSC: APGB0001051
Thimmapuram IFSC: APGB0001034
Uddehal IFSC: APGB0001061
Uravakonda IFSC: APGB0001065
Vengalamma cheruvu IFSC: APGB0001102
Vidyuth nagar anantapuram IFSC: APGB0001108
What is IFSC Code?
IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11-character alphanumeric code that uniquely identifies bank branches in India. It's used for electronic fund transfers like NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS. The first 4 characters represent the bank, the 5th character is always '0' (reserved for future use), and the last 6 characters identify the specific branch.
How IFSC Code Helps:
- Enables secure online money transfers
- Required for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transactions
- Ensures funds reach the correct bank branch
- Mandatory for salary transfers and bill payments
- Used in UPI and digital wallet transactions
What is MICR Code?
MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) is a 9-digit code printed on cheques using magnetic ink. It helps in faster processing of cheques by automated machines. The first 3 digits represent the city, next 3 digits represent the bank, and the last 3 digits represent the branch.
How MICR Code Helps:
- Enables automated cheque processing
- Reduces cheque clearing time
- Prevents cheque fraud and forgery
- Required for cheque-based transactions
- Ensures accurate bank and branch identification