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Bank Mergers in India

Comprehensive guide to bank consolidations and mergers in the Indian banking sector. Find out which banks have merged and where to find their current IFSC codes.

Bank Mergers in India

Many banks in India have merged with larger institutions. If you can't find your bank's IFSC code, it may have been merged:

State Bank Associates

State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur State Bank of Hyderabad State Bank of Mysore State Bank of Patiala State Bank of Travancore

Bank of Baroda Group

Vijaya Bank Dena Bank

Punjab National Bank Group

Oriental Bank of Commerce United Bank of India

Canara Bank Group

Syndicate Bank

Union Bank Group

Andhra Bank Corporation Bank

Indian Bank Group

Allahabad Bank

DBS Bank India

Lakshmi Vilas Bank

Kotak Mahindra Bank

ING Vysya Bank

IDFC First Bank

IDFC Bank Capital First

Bandhan Bank

Gruh Finance

Understanding Bank Mergers

The Indian banking sector has undergone significant consolidation over the past decade. Many banks have merged with larger institutions to create stronger, more efficient banking entities. This consolidation has affected IFSC codes, branch operations, and customer services.

27
Public Sector Banks
Reduced to 12 after mergers
11+
Major Mergers
Since 2017

Impact on Customers

  • IFSC Codes: Old bank IFSC codes may no longer work for new transactions
  • Account Numbers: Most account numbers remain the same, but check with your bank
  • Branch Operations: Some branches may be consolidated or relocated
  • Services: Enhanced digital services and broader network access

What to Do If Your Bank Has Merged

1

Update Your Records

Update your bank details with employers, utility companies, and other service providers using the new bank's name and IFSC codes.

2

Check Your IFSC Code

Use our IFSC finder to get the current IFSC code for your branch under the new bank name.

3

Update Digital Banking

Download the new bank's mobile app and update your digital banking preferences and settings.

4

Contact Customer Service

Reach out to the new bank's customer service for any specific queries about your account or services.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my account number change after a merger?

In most cases, your account number remains the same. However, you should verify this with your new bank and update any automatic payments or direct deposits.

Do I need to get a new debit/credit card?

Your existing cards will continue to work until their expiry date. The new bank will typically issue new cards with their branding before your current cards expire.

What happens to my fixed deposits and loans?

All your existing deposits, loans, and other products are automatically transferred to the new bank with the same terms and conditions.

How do I find the new IFSC code for my branch?

Use our IFSC code finder tool by searching for the new bank name and your branch location. You can also contact your branch directly for the updated IFSC code.

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