South Indian Bank branches in Thrissur, Kerala
104 branches found in Thrissur, Kerala
South Indian Bank Branches in Thrissur
Agri business group IFSC: SIBL0008062
Alapad branch IFSC: SIBL0000096
Amala nagar ,thrissur IFSC: SIBL0000462
Ammadam IFSC: SIBL0000003
Anandapuram IFSC: SIBL0000785
Anjoor IFSC: SIBL0000238
Aranattukara IFSC: SIBL0000833
Avittathur IFSC: SIBL0000159
Ayyanthole IFSC: SIBL0000007
Azhikode IFSC: SIBL0000174
Cfm department IFSC: SIBL0008008
Chalakudy IFSC: SIBL0000012
Chalakudy north IFSC: SIBL0000552
Chavakad ,nri IFSC: SIBL0000332
Chavakkad IFSC: SIBL0000017
Chelakkara IFSC: SIBL0000015
Chembukavu IFSC: SIBL0000834
Chengaloor IFSC: SIBL0000490
Chentrappinni IFSC: SIBL0000787
Cheroor IFSC: SIBL0000435
Corporate-business group IFSC: SIBL0008066
Cpsms cell IFSC: SIBL0008096
Credit mid office group cmog IFSC: SIBL0008040
Digital banking unit - chalakudy IFSC: SIBL0001021
Edakazhiyur IFSC: SIBL0000574
Eravu IFSC: SIBL0000437
Eriyad IFSC: SIBL0000250
Erumapetty IFSC: SIBL0000026
Guruvayur IFSC: SIBL0000408
Holy angels road ollur IFSC: SIBL0000533
Human resources department IFSC: SIBL0008011
Irinjalakuda IFSC: SIBL0000028
Irinjalakuda ,nri IFSC: SIBL0000333
Irinjalakuda christ nagar IFSC: SIBL0000463
Jubilee mission medical college ec IFSC: SIBL0000874
Kadavallur IFSC: SIBL0000278
Kainoor IFSC: SIBL0000784
Kandassankadavu IFSC: SIBL0000030
Kanjany IFSC: SIBL0000031
Karanchira IFSC: SIBL0000102
Kathikudam IFSC: SIBL0000265
Kattoor IFSC: SIBL0000033
Kavilkadavu IFSC: SIBL0000831
Kecheri IFSC: SIBL0000320
Kodakara IFSC: SIBL0000035
Kodaly IFSC: SIBL0000803
Kodungallur IFSC: SIBL0000020
Konathukunnu IFSC: SIBL0000545
Koorkenchery IFSC: SIBL0000488
Koratty IFSC: SIBL0000646
Kundaliyur IFSC: SIBL0000207
Kunnamkulam IFSC: SIBL0000041
Kuttanellur IFSC: SIBL0000535
Mala IFSC: SIBL0000647
Mapranam IFSC: SIBL0000375
Mathilakam IFSC: SIBL0000049
Mayannur IFSC: SIBL0000176
Meladur IFSC: SIBL0000178
Moonnupeedika IFSC: SIBL0000804
Mullassery IFSC: SIBL0000051
Mupliyam IFSC: SIBL0000233
Nadavarambu IFSC: SIBL0000792
Nehru nagar ,thrissur IFSC: SIBL0000184
Olarikkara IFSC: SIBL0000649
Ollur IFSC: SIBL0000060
Ollurkara IFSC: SIBL0000059
Orumanayur IFSC: SIBL0000168
Pallikunnu IFSC: SIBL0000438
Paluvai IFSC: SIBL0000706
Paravattani IFSC: SIBL0000589
Pariyaram IFSC: SIBL0000065
Pazhayannur IFSC: SIBL0000067
Pazhookara IFSC: SIBL0000791
Perambra IFSC: SIBL0000150
Peringottukara IFSC: SIBL0000068
Poochakulam IFSC: SIBL0000234
Pudukad IFSC: SIBL0000072
Punkunnam IFSC: SIBL0000544
Puthenpeedika IFSC: SIBL0000436
Puvathur IFSC: SIBL0000162
S n puram IFSC: SIBL0000789
Santhi nursing room, punnayurkulam IFSC: SIBL0000950
Thiroor-thrissur IFSC: SIBL0000185
Thiruvilwamala IFSC: SIBL0000081
Thrissur - m g road IFSC: SIBL0000087
Thrissur ,nri IFSC: SIBL0000346
Thrissur bazar IFSC: SIBL0000085
Thrissur east fort IFSC: SIBL0000368
Thrissur high road IFSC: SIBL0000086
Thrissur main IFSC: SIBL0000084
Thrissur mission quarters IFSC: SIBL0000299
Thrissur road branch kunnamkulam IFSC: SIBL0000334
Thrissur round north IFSC: SIBL0000376
Triprayar IFSC: SIBL0000326
Urakam IFSC: SIBL0001004
Valiyaparambu IFSC: SIBL0000786
Vatanapally IFSC: SIBL0000317
Vellarakkad IFSC: SIBL0000816
Velur -thrissur IFSC: SIBL0000094
Venkitangu IFSC: SIBL0000158
Viyyur IFSC: SIBL0000161
Vylathur IFSC: SIBL0000180
Wadakkancherry IFSC: SIBL0000095
West fort thrissur IFSC: SIBL0000513
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