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The IFSC code shown in the search is the latest IFSC code which was updated by SBI recently in November 2017. Around 1300 branches IFSC code was updated and we have the latest IFSC code of all the branches. There are around 26117 (Twenty-six thousand one hundred and eighteen) branches of State Bank of India (SBI) in India.
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What is IFSC Code and For What it is Used?
The Full Form of IFSC Code is Indian Financial System Code Basically it is used for NEFT & RTGS money transfer .if you notice carefully you would find that this 11 digit number system is composed of alphanumeric entities (number & alphabets ). You can find this on your cheque leaf at the bottom line or printed on the first page of passbook written along with account number.
First 4 Digits represents the bank name Like SBIN For STATE BANK OF INDIA, UCBA for UCO BANK, BKDN for DENA BANK, ICIC for ICICI Bank and HDFC bank has HDFC so no confusion in it.
The FIFTH digit is left as 0 ( ZERO) for Further use ..IN every IFSC CODE it is zero โฆ
Last 6 Digits Represent The specific Branch of that Particular branch, it should be mentioned that two branches of a different bank can have same branch code (obviously last 6 digits).
So it is very clear that if you want to locate a particular branch of any particular bank, you have to first know the bank code then add 0 ( zero, not alphabet o, it’s numeric ) & in last add branch code .then only you will find the desired branch IFSC code with details.
