Bank of India Matrix
Traversing authenticated financial nodes across India's banking architecture.
The banking data provided for MAHARASHTRA is for informational purposes only. While we strive for 100% accuracy, users are advised to verify IFSC and MICR codes with their respective bank branches before initiating transactions.
Bank of India Global Overview
Accessing verified banking infrastructure is critical for secure financial transactions. Currently viewing 35 registered nodes within this specific parameter. Whether you are initiating a high-value RTGS transfer, setting up a corporate payroll account, or simply verifying local branch details, our directory provides the most accurate, RBI-synced data available.
From large public sector banks to private institutions and regional rural banks, the financial ecosystem is designed to support both rapid urban development and essential rural financial inclusion. Every IFSC and MICR code provided on this platform is cross-verified against official banking registries to ensure zero transaction failures.
Directory Features
- Real-Time IFSC Validation: Use our updated codes for secure NEFT, IMPS, and RTGS transfers.
- Merger Tracking: We automatically track bank mergers so you never use an outdated or invalid IFSC code.
- Branch Localization: Find exact branch addresses, PIN codes, and localized banking facilities instantly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate are the IFSC codes listed here?
Our database is directly synchronized with the Reserve Bank of India's master registry. We employ an automated verification engine that checks for branch updates and bank mergers, ensuring that all 35 codes listed are 100% accurate and safe for fund transfers.
What happens if I use an old IFSC code after a bank merger?
Using an outdated IFSC code can cause your fund transfer to fail or get stuck in the banking grid. If a bank in this region has recently merged, always search for the updated branch name on our platform to get the newly assigned routing code.
Can these codes be used for international wire transfers?
No, IFSC codes are exclusively for domestic electronic fund transfers within India (NEFT, RTGS, IMPS). For receiving international payments (like Google AdSense or freelance wire transfers), you must use your bank's SWIFT Code instead.