Union Bank of India branches in Ahmedabad, Gujarat
95 branches found in Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Union Bank of India Branches in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0800040
Ahmedabad - ifb IFSC: UBIN0550353
Ahmedabad -ssi - finance branc IFSC: UBIN0550361
Ahmedabad gurukulrd IFSC: UBIN0905551
Ahmedabad lic tilak rd IFSC: UBIN0906735
Ahmedabad mid corporate branch IFSC: UBIN0577898
Ahmedabad naranpura IFSC: UBIN0934887
Ahmedabad naroda IFSC: UBIN0933236
Ahmedabad navrangpura IFSC: UBIN0903353
Ahmedabad nehru nagar IFSC: UBIN0933597
Ahmedabad sarkhej highwaycf IFSC: UBIN0906581
Ahmedabad service branch IFSC: UBIN0999172
Ahmedabad-service branch IFSC: UBIN0546933
Ahmedabadifb IFSC: UBIN0904899
Ahmedabadmj library IFSC: UBIN0904601
Ahmedabadprahlad nagar IFSC: UBIN0916897
Ahmedabadsatellite rd IFSC: UBIN0905569
Ahmedabadsc road IFSC: UBIN0901342
Arnej IFSC: UBIN0540668
Asarwa - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0535354
Ashram road - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0537209
Asset recovery branch IFSC: UBIN0555983
Bagodara IFSC: UBIN0544361
Bapunagar - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0545481
Bareja IFSC: UBIN0531367
Bavla IFSC: UBIN0913669
Bayad IFSC: UBIN0560693
Bhairavnath road - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0539180
Bodakdev - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0553816
Bopal IFSC: UBIN0574619
C g road - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0543551
Caps ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0985171
Chandkheda IFSC: UBIN0826693
Changodar IFSC: UBIN0916480
Civil hospital compound ikdrc IFSC: UBIN0558486
Cms, ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0557536
Currency chest ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0909777
Currency chest cg road, ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0584100
Dehgam IFSC: UBIN0934399
Delhi chakla IFSC: UBIN0531251
Dhanera IFSC: UBIN0561045
Dhanlaxmi market - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0531260
Dholka IFSC: UBIN0559563
Dr jivraj mehta road IFSC: UBIN0549142
Dr s r marg - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0544914
Drive in road IFSC: UBIN0555797
Dudheshwar road IFSC: UBIN0531278
Durgi IFSC: UBIN0577308
Ellis bridge - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0531286
Fgmo- ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0564958
Fi kujad IFSC: UBIN0564745
Gandhi road - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0531294
Gidc vatva IFSC: UBIN0574627
Gomtipur - ahmedabad-ssi IFSC: UBIN0531308
Gota ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0591017
Isanpur IFSC: UBIN0557544
Jamalpur IFSC: UBIN0536199
Jodhpur tekra - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0542237
Kathwada IFSC: UBIN0540340
Khanpur - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0536156
Maninagar IFSC: UBIN0911771
Maninagar - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0535681
Mehsana highway IFSC: UBIN0563773
Museum - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0531324
Naroda road IFSC: UBIN0536644
New maninagar IFSC: UBIN0829978
New naroda IFSC: UBIN0824551
Nikol IFSC: UBIN0562190
Odhav road - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0548332
Prahalad nagar IFSC: UBIN0557790
Premchandnagar IFSC: UBIN0560685
R o ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0553328
Rab ahemdabd IFSC: UBIN0556327
Raipur gate - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0531332
Rampura IFSC: UBIN0544272
Ranip IFSC: UBIN0829021
Sabarmati IFSC: UBIN0592579
Sanand IFSC: UBIN0562998
Sardarnagar IFSC: UBIN0559547
Shela IFSC: UBIN0914959
Shiyal IFSC: UBIN0577154
Stc ahemdabad IFSC: UBIN0552992
Thaltej IFSC: UBIN0826235
Umbf sanand gidc ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0590452
Usmanpura IFSC: UBIN0813150
Vadej - ahmedabad-ssi IFSC: UBIN0531359
Vaishno devi ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0591807
Vasan IFSC: UBIN0568279
Vasna - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0539295
Vastral IFSC: UBIN0930717
Vastrapur IFSC: UBIN0826227
Vastrapur - ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0539333
Vatva IFSC: UBIN0930369
Viramgam IFSC: UBIN0933279
Zonal audit office ahmedabad IFSC: UBIN0580422
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