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Punjab National Bank branches in Patiala, Punjab

77 branches found in Patiala, Punjab

Punjab National Bank Branches in Patiala

Baran, distt patiala IFSC: PUNB0202310
Basantpura, distt patiala (pu IFSC: PUNB0128000
Bhabat IFSC: PUNB0980400
Bhadson IFSC: PUNB0126110
Bhamna IFSC: PUNB0023610
Bhundrheri,dist patiala IFSC: PUNB0590500
C chest malerkotla IFSC: PUNB0713100
C chest patiala IFSC: PUNB0712600
C chest rajpura IFSC: PUNB0712700
Chappar IFSC: PUNB0014910
Chaura IFSC: PUNB0775000
Chhintanwala IFSC: PUNB0024910
Chhoti baradari, patiala IFSC: PUNB0601200
Circle sastra centre patiala IFSC: PUNB0829600
Clpc patiala IFSC: PUNB0650900
Dakala, distt patiala (punjab IFSC: PUNB0064400
Dappar IFSC: PUNB0767100
Devigarh IFSC: PUNB0134210
Dhablan, distt patiala (punja IFSC: PUNB0353100
Dhandara dhindsan, distt pati IFSC: PUNB0353200
Gajju khera IFSC: PUNB0202410
Ghanour IFSC: PUNB0516510
Ghanour, distt patiala IFSC: PUNB0066300
Gobindgarh mandi, distt patia IFSC: PUNB0019100
Harpalpur, distt patiala (pun IFSC: PUNB0353300
Jassowal-patiala IFSC: PUNB0168610
Kakrala IFSC: PUNB0023710
Lalru chandigarh road IFSC: PUNB0353400
Lalru, distt patiala (punjab) IFSC: PUNB0075100
Lang vpo lang, distt patiala IFSC: PUNB0353500
Malkana, distt patiala (punja IFSC: PUNB0127900
Massinghan, distt patiala (pu IFSC: PUNB0353700
Mehas,distt patiala IFSC: PUNB0188710
Nabha IFSC: PUNB0020410
Nabha hakiman, distt patiala IFSC: PUNB0353800
Nabha, distt patiala (punjab) IFSC: PUNB0035100
Nalas khurd - patiala IFSC: PUNB0191210
New anaj mandi-patiala IFSC: PUNB0031910
Patiala IFSC: PUNB0155920
Patiala - tripuri IFSC: PUNB0789800
Patiala bhadson rd prem nagar, IFSC: PUNB0298500
Patiala gurmandi, distt patia IFSC: PUNB0037900
Patiala model town, distt pat IFSC: PUNB0291800
Patiala phatak no -22, distt IFSC: PUNB0148200
Patiala the mall, distt patia IFSC: PUNB0039000
Patiala- tripari town IFSC: PUNB0071910
Patiala-bhupindra road IFSC: PUNB0059010
Patiala-chowk purani kotwali IFSC: PUNB0064810
Patiala-focal point IFSC: PUNB0123210
Patiala-govt mohindra college IFSC: PUNB0120510
Patiala-gurbax colony IFSC: PUNB0073910
Patiala-lower mall IFSC: PUNB0079010
Patiala-municipal corporation IFSC: PUNB0517710
Patiala-new officer colony IFSC: PUNB0064010
Patiala-sanour IFSC: PUNB0169610
Patiala-service branch IFSC: PUNB0801110
Patiala-the mall IFSC: PUNB0039610
Patiala-urban estate IFSC: PUNB0073810
Patiala,rcc model town IFSC: PUNB0492400
Patialaa tank IFSC: PUNB0000910
Patran IFSC: PUNB0059510
Patran, distt patiala (pb) IFSC: PUNB0682200
Rajpura- abc chandigarh road IFSC: PUNB0085310
Rajpura- main patiala road IFSC: PUNB0045410
Rajpura-p m n college IFSC: PUNB0124310
Rajpura-ssi IFSC: PUNB0062110
Ram nagar (bhakshiwala) IFSC: PUNB0778800
Rauni nabha road patiala IFSC: PUNB0193610
Retail hub, patiala (pb) IFSC: PUNB0521100
Rmo patiala admin IFSC: PUNB0653100
Rurki kasba (bahadurgarh) IFSC: PUNB0771000
Samana IFSC: PUNB0016110
Samana-tehsil road IFSC: PUNB0096010
Sanaur, distt patiala (punjab IFSC: PUNB0085500
Sangrur (safb) IFSC: PUNB0487300
Sirhind road byepass (patiala) IFSC: PUNB0778500
Ss tikriwala nagar, patiala IFSC: PUNB0409600

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
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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
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