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Bank Of India IFSC Codes

34 States • 7167 Branches

Select a state to view all Bank Of India branches and their IFSC codes for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transfers.

34

States Covered

3094

Districts

7167

Total Branches

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Andaman And Nicobar Islands

1 districts 1 branches

Andhra Pradesh

130 districts 242 branches

Arunachal Pradesh

5 districts 5 branches

Assam

42 districts 62 branches

Bihar

227 districts 371 branches

Chandigarh

4 districts 15 branches

Chhattisgarh

42 districts 74 branches

Dadra And Nagar Haveli And Daman And Diu

3 districts 3 branches

Delhi

4 districts 108 branches

Goa

30 districts 57 branches

Gujarat

232 districts 433 branches

Haryana

40 districts 90 branches

Himachal Pradesh

20 districts 21 branches

Jammu And Kashmir

10 districts 15 branches

Jharkhand

324 districts 527 branches

Karnataka

74 districts 159 branches

Kerala

76 districts 122 branches

Madhya Pradesh

308 districts 1836 branches

Maharashtra

486 districts 977 branches

Manipur

6 districts 8 branches

Meghalaya

2 districts 4 branches

Mizoram

2 districts 4 branches

Nagaland

3 districts 3 branches

Odisha

161 districts 299 branches

Puducherry

5 districts 7 branches

Punjab

85 districts 178 branches

Rajasthan

77 districts 198 branches

Sikkim

4 districts 5 branches

Tamil Nadu

134 districts 254 branches

Telangana

26 districts 35 branches

Tripura

8 districts 13 branches

Uttar Pradesh

266 districts 578 branches

Uttarakhand

27 districts 49 branches

West Bengal

230 districts 414 branches

About Bank Of India IFSC Codes

Are you looking to make an online money transfer to a Bank Of India account? To initiate a NEFT, RTGS, or IMPS transfer, you will need the exact 11-digit IFSC code of the beneficiary's branch. With an extensive network of 7167 branches spread across 34 states and 3094 districts, Bank Of India facilitates seamless digital transactions nationwide.

Select your respective state and district from the list above to easily locate your specific Bank Of India branch and find its IFSC code, MICR code, and contact details. Remember to double-check the IFSC code before confirming any online fund transfer.