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IFSC code of Central Bank of India

Find the right IFSC to use, and get a faster and cheaper way to send money to India.

How does Central Bank of India use IFSCs?

Through the RBI (Reserve Bank of India), Central Bank of India assigns a unique IFSC code to each of its branches. This makes each branch easy to identify, especially when processing online transfers on the NEFT, IMPS and RTGS networks.

If you’re sending money to an account with Central Bank of India from abroad, or sending money domestically within India, you’ll need to use an IFSC code to make sure your money gets to the right place. And if you’re sending money to India from abroad with Wise, all you’ll need is an IFSC and an account number.

Bank

Central Bank of India

IFSC code

CBIN0xxxxxx

MICR code

xxx016xxx

IFSCs for the most popular Central Bank of India branches

Search for your district, state or Central Bank of India branch name to find the right IFSC to use.

We maintain and update this list regularly, but you should always check that you have the right IFSC with your bank or recipient. Using the wrong IFSC might result in your payment being cancelled, or being sent to the wrong destination.

BranchIFSCMICRAddress

Uttam Nagar

CBIN0283526

Not Provided

B-4 Rama Park Uttam Nagar New Delhi, 110059

Bhopal Coop.Central Bank Ltd; Bhopal

CBIN0MPDCAE

Not Provided

24-25, New Market, Bhopal (m.p.), 462003

Central Madhya Pradesh Gramin Bank

CBIN0R20002

Not Provided

South Civil Lines, Chhindwara, 480001

Uttar Bihar Gramin Bank Muzaffarpur

CBIN0R10001

Not Provided

Ubgb, Kalambagh Chowk, Sharma Complex, Muzaffarpur, Bihar, 842001

Mumbai Central

CBIN0280601

400016007

47, Dr. A. L. Nair Road, Opp. Nair Hospital, Mumbai

Wise: the faster, cheaper way to send money to India

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With just an account number and IFSC code, you can send money to India at the best possible exchange rate.

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Where to find your Central Bank of India IFSC code on a cheque

You can usually find your bank’s IFSC and MICR codes in your cheque book, or on the front page of your passbook

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IFSC and MICR codes — what’s the difference?

IFSC and MICR codes have a very similar purpose — they both help to identify individual bank branches in India. They differ in how they do this, though.

IFSCs (Indian Financial System Codes) are issued by the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) to identify bank branches within the country. Every branch has one, and you can use them when sending money online to someone in India.

MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) codes also help to identify bank branches, but they’re only used when processing cheques. These codes are machine-readable, which means that banking systems can quickly identify the destination branch when you deposit a cheque. You won’t need to use an MICR code when sending money online.

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