Bank IFSC & MICR Codes in Uttarakhand

Browse RBI-verified IFSC and MICR codes for all 48 banks operating across districts and cities in Uttarakhand.

Try: SBIN0000001 HDFC0000001 ICIC0000001 SBI All India

Banks Operating in Uttarakhand (48 Banks)

State Bank of India 490 branches Punjab National Bank 380 branches Canara Bank 170 branches Bank of Baroda 164 branches Union Bank of India 127 branches HDFC Bank 121 branches IDBI Bank 108 branches The Nainital Bank Limited 103 branches Axis Bank 87 branches ICICI Bank 86 branches Almora Urban Cooperative Bank Limited 73 branches UCO Bank 61 branches The Kurmanchal Nagar Sahakari Bank Limited 53 branches Bank of India 52 branches Indian Overseas Bank 52 branches Indian Bank 50 branches Punjab and Sind Bank 49 branches YES Bank 47 branches Central Bank of India 43 branches Bank of Maharashtra 42 branches Utkarsh Small Finance Bank 27 branches Almora Zila D Bank 25 branches Bandhan Bank Limited 22 branches Indusind Bank 21 branches Dehradun District Co-Operative Bank 19 branches Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited 17 branches Uttarakhand State Cooperative Bank Limited 17 branches Uttarkashi Zila Sahakari Bank 15 branches IDFC First Bank 12 branches Ujjivan Small Finance Bank 7 branches Esaf Small Finance Bank Limited 6 branches Jana Small Finance Bank Ltd. 6 branches AU Small Finance Bank Limited 4 branches Federal Bank 4 branches Karnataka Bank Limited 4 branches City Union Bank Limited 3 branches Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited 3 branches RBL Bank Limited 3 branches Shivalik Small Finance Bank Limited 3 branches FINO Payments Bank 2 branches Reserve Bank of India 2 branches DCB Bank Limited 1 branches Equitas Small Finance Bank Limited 1 branches Karur Vysya Bank 1 branches South Indian Bank 1 branches Standard Chartered Bank 1 branches Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Limited 1 branches Unity Small Finance Bank Limited 1 branches

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an IFSC Code and how do I read its 11 characters?

An Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) is an 11-character alphanumeric identifier assigned by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Characters 1–4 denote the bank, the 5th character is always 0, and characters 6–11 identify the exact bank branch.

What is a 9-digit MICR Code on an Indian bank cheque?

Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) is a 9-digit code printed at the bottom of bank cheques for high-speed automated clearing: digits 1–3 denote the city PIN prefix, digits 4–6 identify the bank, and digits 7–9 identify the branch.

Where is this IFSC directory data sourced from and how often is it updated?

The branch directory (184,000 active branches across 621 banks) is synchronized directly from the official RBI NEFT/IFSC bank releases (bs_viewcontent.aspx?Id=2009) automatically once every month and enriched with MICR clearing data.

When do I need IFSC vs MICR code?

You need the 11-character IFSC code for electronic fund transfers via NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS. You need the 9-digit MICR code for cheque clearing and certain NACH/ECS paper-based financial mandates.