South Indian Bank IFSC codes in Mumbai Suburban
11 branches of South Indian Bank in Mumbai Suburban district, Maharashtra, with their IFSC and MICR codes.
South Indian Bank branches in Mumbai Suburban
| Branch | IFSC | MICR | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chembur | SIBL0001014 | 400059021 | Mumbai |
| Mulund | SIBL0001028 | 400059023 | Mumbai |
| Mumbai Andheri East | SIBL0000354 | 400059008 | Greater Bombay |
| Mumbai Andheri West | SIBL0000372 | 400059013 | Greater Bombay |
| Mumbai Bandra | SIBL0000157 | 400059002 | Greater Bombay |
| Mumbai Borivli West | SIBL0000361 | 400059010 | Greater Bombay |
| Mumbai Ghatkopar | SIBL0000365 | 400059011 | Greater Bombay |
| Mumbai Hill Road | SIBL0000389 | 400059014 | Greater Bombay |
| Mumbai Malad | SIBL0000360 | 400059009 | Greater Bombay |
| Mumbai Powai | SIBL0000366 | 400059012 | Greater Bombay |
| Treasury Department | SIBL0008018 | — | Greater Bombay |
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Data: the Reserve Bank of India's list of NEFT and RTGS bank branches, as compiled by Razorpay's open-source IFSC dataset. Bank details change from time to time (branches merge, move or close); confirm the IFSC with your bank or on your cheque book before you send money. Oxon Fintech is a loan platform, not a bank, and is not linked to the banks listed.
11 branches in Mumbai and Greater Bombay.
SIBL0001014. Every branch in the table on this page has its own IFSC; use the one of the branch where the account is held.
IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is the 11-character code RBI gives every bank branch that takes part in NEFT, RTGS and IMPS. The first four letters are the bank, the fifth character is always 0, and the last six identify the branch.
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