State Bank of India branches in East godavari, Andhra pradesh
164 branches found in East godavari, Andhra pradesh
State Bank of India Branches in East godavari
A v appa rao road IFSC: SBIN0061272
Adb bandarulanka IFSC: SBIN0005408
Adb tuni IFSC: SBIN0003064
Adb yeleswaram IFSC: SBIN0005883
Alcot gardens, rajahmundry IFSC: SBIN0016313
Allavaram IFSC: SBIN0004433
Amalapuram IFSC: SBIN0020341
Ambajipeta IFSC: SBIN0002688
Anaparthi IFSC: SBIN0020834
Angara IFSC: SBIN0003410
Annavaram IFSC: SBIN0021804
Ao rajamahendravaram IFSC: SBIN0063870
App mills IFSC: SBIN0001980
Atreyapuram IFSC: SBIN0002693
Balaji peta branch (rajahmundry) IFSC: SBIN0011663
Bhupalapatnam IFSC: SBIN0015365
Biccavolu branch IFSC: SBIN0012991
C ramapuram IFSC: SBIN0017801
Cac jaggampeta branch IFSC: SBIN0063978
Cac, rajahmundry IFSC: SBIN0010415
Chemudulanka IFSC: SBIN0020546
Cheyyeru IFSC: SBIN0021955
Commercial kakinada IFSC: SBIN0004248
Currency administration cell, amalapuram IFSC: SBIN0061624
Danavaipet IFSC: SBIN0007170
Delta gannavaram IFSC: SBIN0003350
Diwancheruvu IFSC: SBIN0008819
Dowlaiswaram IFSC: SBIN0001424
Draksharama IFSC: SBIN0002711
Dwarapudi IFSC: SBIN0015526
G medapadu IFSC: SBIN0021914
Gaigalapadu IFSC: SBIN0004607
Gandepalli IFSC: SBIN0015527
Gangavaram IFSC: SBIN0017312
Gantipedapudi IFSC: SBIN0007524
Gec campus IFSC: SBIN0001358
Godarigunta, kakinada IFSC: SBIN0018661
Gokavaram IFSC: SBIN0021199
Golla mamidada IFSC: SBIN0002720
Gollalamamidada IFSC: SBIN0021311
Gollapalem IFSC: SBIN0002721
Gollaprolu IFSC: SBIN0012990
Hukumpeta IFSC: SBIN0021633
Inavalli IFSC: SBIN0020607
Indrapalem IFSC: SBIN0020719
Innespeta IFSC: SBIN0001013
Jagannaikpur, kakinada IFSC: SBIN0002729
Jaggampeta IFSC: SBIN0021151
Jaggannapeta IFSC: SBIN0002730
Jawaharlal nehru road, rajahmundry IFSC: SBIN0016314
Kadiyam IFSC: SBIN0012694
Kakinada IFSC: SBIN0032632
Kakinada port, kakinada IFSC: SBIN0008997
Kakinada treasury IFSC: SBIN0001425
Kanuru IFSC: SBIN0064557
Kathipudi IFSC: SBIN0014774
Katrenikona IFSC: SBIN0012695
Kesanakurru IFSC: SBIN0020490
Komaragiri IFSC: SBIN0015371
Komaragiripatnam IFSC: SBIN0006643
Konkapalli amalapuram IFSC: SBIN0018881
Konthamuru IFSC: SBIN0021806
Korukonda IFSC: SBIN0003173
Korukonda road rajamundry IFSC: SBIN0021208
Kotagummam IFSC: SBIN0021002
Kotananduru IFSC: SBIN0002750
Kothapeta IFSC: SBIN0000982
Kovvada IFSC: SBIN0061394
Kutukuluru IFSC: SBIN0014773
Kuyyeru IFSC: SBIN0008248
Lakkavaram IFSC: SBIN0003349
M g cloth market IFSC: SBIN0020975
Machavaram IFSC: SBIN0014776
Madhuranagar IFSC: SBIN0011106
Madki IFSC: SBIN0021526
Mahendrawada IFSC: SBIN0015370
Malikipuram IFSC: SBIN0021219
Malkipuram IFSC: SBIN0012692
Mamidikuduru IFSC: SBIN0014571
Mandapeta IFSC: SBIN0000996
Mandapeta bazaar IFSC: SBIN0017309
Market street, samalkot IFSC: SBIN0018257
Mobarlipeta branch amalapuram IFSC: SBIN0021432
Morampudi IFSC: SBIN0022105
Morampudi jn IFSC: SBIN0011108
Muggulla IFSC: SBIN0015366
Mukkamala IFSC: SBIN0012693
Mukteswaram IFSC: SBIN0002759
Mummidivaram IFSC: SBIN0021192
Mummidivaran IFSC: SBIN0001462
Munipalli IFSC: SBIN0006642
Muramalla IFSC: SBIN0014570
Nagulapalli IFSC: SBIN0008264
Ntr marg, amalapuram IFSC: SBIN0011109
Pandalapaka IFSC: SBIN0005639
Pasalapudi road ramachnadrapuram IFSC: SBIN0018023
Pasalpudi IFSC: SBIN0021805
Pbb kakinada IFSC: SBIN0004244
Pbb rajahmundry IFSC: SBIN0004355
Pedapudi IFSC: SBIN0008118
Peddanapalle IFSC: SBIN0021564
Peddapuram IFSC: SBIN0000897
Peddapuram adb IFSC: SBIN0004719
Penuguduru IFSC: SBIN0014775
Peruru IFSC: SBIN0021947
Pithapuram IFSC: SBIN0021172
Podagatlapalli IFSC: SBIN0017308
Prathipadu east godavari IFSC: SBIN0021387
Pushkarghat, rajahmundry IFSC: SBIN0007954
Quarry market centre rajahmundry IFSC: SBIN0061491
Racc kovvur IFSC: SBIN0062664
Racc palakonda IFSC: SBIN0062690
Rajahmundry IFSC: SBIN0040455
Rajamundry IFSC: SBIN0020339
Rajamundry bazar IFSC: SBIN0003485
Rajanagaram IFSC: SBIN0021807
Ramachandra puram IFSC: SBIN0000907
Ramachandrapuram IFSC: SBIN0021166
Ramaraopeta IFSC: SBIN0021247
Rampachodavaram IFSC: SBIN0018328
Rangampeta IFSC: SBIN0021894
Ravulapalem IFSC: SBIN0020821
Rayavaram IFSC: SBIN0021006
Razole IFSC: SBIN0020767
Razole adb IFSC: SBIN0006295
Rbo - five tuni IFSC: SBIN0063877
Rbo five tadepalligudem IFSC: SBIN0063878
Rbo rajahmundry IFSC: SBIN0013300
Rbo, amalapuram IFSC: SBIN0016512
Rd batllion kakinada IFSC: SBIN0020937
Rndb racc bobbili IFSC: SBIN0062689
Rndb racc palasa IFSC: SBIN0062688
Sakhinetipalli IFSC: SBIN0004824
Samalkot IFSC: SBIN0021046
Samanasa IFSC: SBIN0007796
Sambamurthy nagar IFSC: SBIN0016315
Sankhavaram IFSC: SBIN0003174
Sarpavaram junction IFSC: SBIN0020718
Seethanagaram IFSC: SBIN0021314
Silagam IFSC: SBIN0008820
Specialised agricultural commercial branch IFSC: SBIN0014799
Sriram nagar, kakinada IFSC: SBIN0008028
Stadium road, rajahmundry IFSC: SBIN0018286
Tallarevu IFSC: SBIN0006248
Temple street, kakinada IFSC: SBIN0018110
Thadithota IFSC: SBIN0004609
Thatipaka IFSC: SBIN0021323
Thimmapuram IFSC: SBIN0014172
Thorredu IFSC: SBIN0005692
Tilak road IFSC: SBIN0020889
Tuni IFSC: SBIN0020768
Turangi IFSC: SBIN0021246
Uppada IFSC: SBIN0061393
Uttarakanchi IFSC: SBIN0020483
Vakalapudi IFSC: SBIN0011107
Velangi IFSC: SBIN0002806
Venkatnagar IFSC: SBIN0013392
Vetlapalem IFSC: SBIN0002810
Warf road, kakinada IFSC: SBIN0018109
Y ramavaram IFSC: SBIN0016870
Yedurlanka IFSC: SBIN0014569
Yeleswaram IFSC: SBIN0021338
Yerravaram IFSC: SBIN0020521
Zilla parishad IFSC: SBIN0020974
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