State Bank of India branches in Varanasi, Uttar pradesh
100 branches found in Varanasi, Uttar pradesh
State Bank of India Branches in Varanasi
Adb sarnath IFSC: SBIN0004560
Air cargo complex IFSC: SBIN0002512
Annai IFSC: SBIN0005472
Assi varanasi IFSC: SBIN0008002
Bansphatak IFSC: SBIN0001239
Baragaon IFSC: SBIN0004005
Bhadaura IFSC: SBIN0064874
Bhelupura IFSC: SBIN0001773
Bhitari IFSC: SBIN0018657
Bhu,varanasi IFSC: SBIN0000211
Bisheshwarganj IFSC: SBIN0001474
Bridgemanganj IFSC: SBIN0002532
Cac karwi IFSC: SBIN0062079
Capc varanasi IFSC: SBIN0080113
Cash administration cell, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0010231
Chaubeypur IFSC: SBIN0016347
Chitaipur IFSC: SBIN0012196
Cholapur IFSC: SBIN0011862
Christ nagar IFSC: SBIN0011163
Dafi, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0064603
Dharmapur IFSC: SBIN0016468
Dildar nagar IFSC: SBIN0011251
Dlw varanasi IFSC: SBIN0001868
Durga kund IFSC: SBIN0018904
Gilat bazar, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0017626
Golgadda IFSC: SBIN0004559
Govt medical college, azamgarh IFSC: SBIN0014130
Gtc varanasi IFSC: SBIN0008072
Gyanpur IFSC: SBIN0062093
Hanumanganj IFSC: SBIN0064764
Harhua IFSC: SBIN0012224
Harish chandra post graduate college IFSC: SBIN0015127
Harra ki chungi IFSC: SBIN0064699
Hathi bazar, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0017277
Hotel de paris IFSC: SBIN0004558
I m s bhu IFSC: SBIN0010178
Ind estate varanasi IFSC: SBIN0002552
Indian institute of vegetable research IFSC: SBIN0014905
Institute of technology (bhu) IFSC: SBIN0011445
Jagatpur IFSC: SBIN0006203
Jalhupur IFSC: SBIN0015128
Kachnar (raja ka talab) IFSC: SBIN0013214
Kaithi IFSC: SBIN0006201
Kamachha IFSC: SBIN0004869
Kapsethi IFSC: SBIN0010886
Karaundi branch, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0016814
Kashi vishwanath temple IFSC: SBIN0009017
Kathiraon, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0017275
Krishi utpadan mandi samiti kums ,mau IFSC: SBIN0064583
Kutchery mau IFSC: SBIN0064582
Lahartara IFSC: SBIN0016812
Lahurabir IFSC: SBIN0002565
Lanka IFSC: SBIN0011508
Latghat IFSC: SBIN0064548
Lohta IFSC: SBIN0015129
Maqbool alam road IFSC: SBIN0007233
Marihan IFSC: SBIN0018461
Martinganj IFSC: SBIN0064627
Mirzamurad IFSC: SBIN0006202
Nadesar IFSC: SBIN0007485
Naugarh IFSC: SBIN0003655
Orderly bazar IFSC: SBIN0015362
Paigamberpur, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0017627
Pandeypur IFSC: SBIN0012223
Phephna dist ballia IFSC: SBIN0064964
Phulwariya IFSC: SBIN0064799
Pindra, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0002596
Racc pratapgarh IFSC: SBIN0063693
Raja ka darwaja IFSC: SBIN0002598
Rajgarh IFSC: SBIN0011238
Ram nagar IFSC: SBIN0003091
Ramnagar vb IFSC: SBIN0006692
Rathyatra IFSC: SBIN0012219
Ravindrapuri IFSC: SBIN0061756
Rbo iii, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0014229
Rbo varanasi IFSC: SBIN0017908
Regional business office i varanasi IFSC: SBIN0014227
Reotipur IFSC: SBIN0011248
Samney ghat IFSC: SBIN0061757
Sbild varanasi IFSC: SBIN0007917
Scab varanasi IFSC: SBIN0064737
Scb varanasi IFSC: SBIN0009252
Service branch, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0006801
Shivaji nagar IFSC: SBIN0007473
Shivpur IFSC: SBIN0002612
Shopping centre IFSC: SBIN0005382
Sidhari IFSC: SBIN0064708
Sigra IFSC: SBIN0002614
Sindhora bazar IFSC: SBIN0003717
Sme ballia IFSC: SBIN0064960
Smec, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0063961
Smeccc varanasi IFSC: SBIN0015489
Specialised n r i branch,varanasi IFSC: SBIN0016259
Ssi varanasi IFSC: SBIN0006519
Sujabad padao, varanasi IFSC: SBIN0016813
Varanasi IFSC: SBIN0050592
Varanasi city IFSC: SBIN0001190
Varanasi fimm rbo IFSC: SBIN0063118
Varanasi racc fimm IFSC: SBIN0063177
Zo varanasi IFSC: SBIN0005954
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