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UCO Bank · Odisha

UCO Bank IFSC codes in Sundargarh

10 branches of UCO Bank in Sundargarh district, Odisha, with their IFSC and MICR codes.

UCO Bank branches in Sundargarh

BranchIFSCMICRCity
Basanti Colony RourkelaUCBA0001568769028006Rourkela
KansbahalUCBA0000607770028501Sundergarh
Rajgangpur MainUCBA0000195770028102Sundergarh
Rajgangpur OccUCBA0000792769028501Rajgangpur
Rourkela Bazar SambalpurUCBA0000144769028003Rourkela
Rourkela Main SambalpurUCBA0000098769028002Rourkela
Rourkela Sec Seven EightUCBA0000956769028005Rourkela
Rourkela Sector VUCBA0000712769028004Rourkela
South Colony LandtUCBA0002334770028502Sundargarh
SundargarhUCBA0002164770028002Sundargarh

UCO Bank in other districts of Odisha

Anugul · Balangir · Baleshwar · Bargarh · Bhadrak · Boudh · Cuttack · Deogarh · Dhalpur · Dhenkanal · Gajapati · Ganjam · Jagatsinghapur · Jajapur · Jharsuguda · Kalahandi · Kandhamal · Kendrapara · Kendujhar · Khordha · Koraput · Malkangiri · Mayurbhanj · Nabarangpur · Nayagarh · Nuapada · Phulna · Puri · Rayagada · Sambalpur · Sonepur

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When you take a loan through Oxon Fintech, the lending partner (a bank or NBFC) pays the money straight into your own bank account, so the application asks for your account number and its IFSC. Check both against your passbook or cheque book: a wrong IFSC can delay the payment. Oxon never asks for your OTP, PIN, CVV or passwords.

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.

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  1. 10 branches in Rourkela, Sundergarh, Rajgangpur and Sundargarh.

  2. UCBA0001568. Every branch in the table on this page has its own IFSC; use the one of the branch where the account is held.

  3. 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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