Kangra Central Cooperative Bank branches in Kangra, Himachal pradesh
112 branches found in Kangra, Himachal pradesh
Kangra Central Cooperative Bank Branches in Kangra
Adhwani IFSC: KACE0000179
Alampur IFSC: KACE0000189
Badukhar IFSC: KACE0000052
Bagli IFSC: KACE0000097
Baijnath IFSC: KACE0000016
Bankhandi IFSC: KACE0000136
Baranda IFSC: KACE0000170
Bhadwar IFSC: KACE0000142
Bharmar IFSC: KACE0000039
Bhawarna IFSC: KACE0000093
Bheri IFSC: KACE0000173
Bir IFSC: KACE0000070
Chadiar IFSC: KACE0000102
Chalwara IFSC: KACE0000165
Chamunda IFSC: KACE0000188
Chanour IFSC: KACE0000066
Charri IFSC: KACE0000100
Chougan bir IFSC: KACE0000140
Chougan nurpur IFSC: KACE0000118
Dada-siba IFSC: KACE0000023
Dagoh IFSC: KACE0000220
Dah kulara IFSC: KACE0000201
Damtal IFSC: KACE0000092
Danoa IFSC: KACE0000057
Daraman IFSC: KACE0000186
Darang IFSC: KACE0000138
Dari IFSC: KACE0000129
Daroh IFSC: KACE0000148
Dehra IFSC: KACE0000008
Deol IFSC: KACE0000082
Dhameta IFSC: KACE0000022
Dhangu pir IFSC: KACE0000120
Dharamshala IFSC: KACE0000002
Dheera IFSC: KACE0000049
Duhak IFSC: KACE0000205
Gaggal IFSC: KACE0000058
Gander IFSC: KACE0000203
Gangath IFSC: KACE0000031
Ganoh IFSC: KACE0000178
Garh jamula IFSC: KACE0000204
Ghahlian IFSC: KACE0000111
Haripur IFSC: KACE0000021
Harsar IFSC: KACE0000043
Harsi IFSC: KACE0000190
Head office IFSC: KACE00000SC
Indora IFSC: KACE0000076
Jaisinghpur IFSC: KACE0000086
Jalag IFSC: KACE0000219
Jamanabad IFSC: KACE0000146
Jassur IFSC: KACE0000032
Jawalamukhi IFSC: KACE0000056
Jawali IFSC: KACE0000024
Jourbar IFSC: KACE0000053
Kandrori IFSC: KACE0000015
Kangra IFSC: KACE0000033
Kangra central co-operative bank imps IFSC: KACE0000001
Kasba kotla IFSC: KACE0000127
Kb dharamshala IFSC: KACE0000075
Khundian IFSC: KACE0000083
Kotla IFSC: KACE0000050
Kotlu IFSC: KACE0000104
Lambagaon IFSC: KACE0000019
Lapiana IFSC: KACE0000192
Lohara IFSC: KACE0000028
Lubh IFSC: KACE0000156
Mahakaal IFSC: KACE0000153
Main bazar palampur IFSC: KACE0000004
Majheen IFSC: KACE0000184
Makroli IFSC: KACE0000158
Masrer IFSC: KACE0000194
Mcleodganj IFSC: KACE0000164
Muhal IFSC: KACE0000208
Nagri IFSC: KACE0000081
Nagrota bagwan IFSC: KACE0000012
Nagrota surian IFSC: KACE0000027
Nehran pukhar IFSC: KACE0000122
Nehrian IFSC: KACE0000222
Nurpur IFSC: KACE0000003
Padhiarkhar IFSC: KACE0000214
Pahra IFSC: KACE0000171
Paisa IFSC: KACE0000115
Panchrukhi IFSC: KACE0000054
Paprola IFSC: KACE0000091
Pathiar IFSC: KACE0000105
Pragpur IFSC: KACE0000073
Purana kangra IFSC: KACE0000116
Rait IFSC: KACE0000040
Raja-ka-talab IFSC: KACE0000030
Rajiana IFSC: KACE0000126
Rajol IFSC: KACE0000147
Rajpura IFSC: KACE0000125
Rakkar IFSC: KACE0000044
Rakkar-bheri IFSC: KACE0000113
Ranital IFSC: KACE0000202
Rehan IFSC: KACE0000051
Rulhed IFSC: KACE0000218
Sadwan IFSC: KACE0000069
Sajala at khaknal IFSC: KACE0000110
Salol IFSC: KACE0000215
Sansal IFSC: KACE0000131
Sansarpur terrace IFSC: KACE0000060
Santala IFSC: KACE0000155
Sathana IFSC: KACE0000071
Shahpur IFSC: KACE0000088
Sulah IFSC: KACE0000124
Syndicate area palampur IFSC: KACE0000141
Tang narwana IFSC: KACE0000181
Thakurdwara IFSC: KACE0000172
Thural IFSC: KACE0000059
Upper lambagaon IFSC: KACE0000119
Wahe-da-patt IFSC: KACE0000084
Yol camp IFSC: KACE0000121
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