Punjab National Bank branches in Bengaluru urban, Karnataka
85 branches found in Bengaluru urban, Karnataka
Punjab National Bank Branches in Bengaluru urban
Ags layout IFSC: PUNB0593500
Asset rec management bangalore IFSC: PUNB0183220
Banashankari, bangalore IFSC: PUNB0462300
Banaswadi IFSC: PUNB0588100
Bangalore IFSC: PUNB0049920
Bangalore anandnagar IFSC: PUNB0156700
Bangalore cantonment IFSC: PUNB0088420
Bangalore city IFSC: PUNB0004100
Bangalore commercial street IFSC: PUNB0004000
Bangalore frazer town IFSC: PUNB0120200
Bangalore indira nagar IFSC: PUNB0126800
Bangalore jayanagar IFSC: PUNB0128700
Bangalore jp nagar IFSC: PUNB0159400
Bangalore kempegowda road IFSC: PUNB0362100
Bangalore lalbagh fort road IFSC: PUNB0424600
Bangalore large corp branch IFSC: PUNB0227300
Bangalore mahalakshmi layout IFSC: PUNB0392500
Bangalore malleswaram IFSC: PUNB0126100
Bangalore peenya ind estate, IFSC: PUNB0125100
Bangalore r m v extn IFSC: PUNB0362500
Bangalore rcc, dist bangalore IFSC: PUNB0244600
Bangalore region IFSC: PUNB0173420
Bangalore sadashiv nagar IFSC: PUNB0106200
Bangalore-banashankari IFSC: PUNB0195410
Bangalore-chandra layout IFSC: PUNB0164610
Bangalore-marathahalli IFSC: PUNB0169410
Bangalore, bhel, mysore road IFSC: PUNB0424700
Bangalore,begur(electn city) IFSC: PUNB0606200
Bangalore,bhagwan mahaveer hos IFSC: PUNB0624600
Bangalore,chickpet IFSC: PUNB0095300
Bangalore,ekta ngr basvanpura IFSC: PUNB0496100
Bangalore,mahadevpura(w field) IFSC: PUNB0606300
Bangalore,para reg trg centre IFSC: PUNB0624800
Bangalore,rajajinagar IFSC: PUNB0408000
Bannergatta road ,banglore IFSC: PUNB0789100
Bannerghata IFSC: PUNB0157920
Bellary IFSC: PUNB0211920
Bidar IFSC: PUNB0212020
C chest back office IFSC: PUNB0697000
C chest link office IFSC: PUNB0697100
Cac bangalore IFSC: PUNB0836600
Chitradurga IFSC: PUNB0212220
Circle office bangalore - east IFSC: PUNB0902000
Circle sastra center bangalore east IFSC: PUNB0819100
Circle sastra center bangalore west IFSC: PUNB0819200
Clpc bangalore IFSC: PUNB0632500
Coaec bangalore west IFSC: PUNB0858900
Davanagere IFSC: PUNB0212320
Devanahalli (bangalore) IFSC: PUNB0499800
Egl business park, domlur IFSC: PUNB0754700
Electronic city bangalore IFSC: PUNB0123820
Gbv bangalore IFSC: PUNB0815000
Gulbarga IFSC: PUNB0212420
H r b r layout IFSC: PUNB0156210
H s r layout IFSC: PUNB0477400
Hal vimanapura IFSC: PUNB0473000
Hebbalbangalore IFSC: PUNB0158020
Hubli dharwar IFSC: PUNB0119420
Iipm campus IFSC: PUNB0158620
Indira nagar bangalore IFSC: PUNB0147720
Jay nagar fifth block IFSC: PUNB0592400
Jigani IFSC: PUNB0945600
Karnataka zonal office IFSC: PUNB0382400
Kolar IFSC: PUNB0212520
Koramangala,bangalore IFSC: PUNB0397100
Kothanur IFSC: PUNB0943300
Mahalakshmipuram IFSC: PUNB0179620
Mathikere IFSC: PUNB0593600
Padmanabhanagar bangalore IFSC: PUNB0593700
Raichur IFSC: PUNB0212620
Raja rajewsari nagar IFSC: PUNB0109910
Rajarajeshwari nagar,bangalore IFSC: PUNB0772000
Ramamurthy nagar IFSC: PUNB0588300
Ramanagara IFSC: PUNB0212720
Retail lending hub, bangalore IFSC: PUNB0520100
Sahakar nagar,bangalore IFSC: PUNB0772100
Sarjapur road, bangalore IFSC: PUNB0215410
Sarmb banglore IFSC: PUNB0679300
Shivajinagar IFSC: PUNB0110820
St peters pontifical seminary IFSC: PUNB0462500
Tumkur IFSC: PUNB0213020
Whitefield IFSC: PUNB0218220
Yashwanthapur IFSC: PUNB0186820
Yelahanka IFSC: PUNB0789200
Zonal statinary centre bangae IFSC: PUNB0421200
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