Bank codes are of two types: the national and the International Codes  example sort code in the UK, ABA routing code in the US, IFSC code in India etc. SWIFT code, which is used for international transfers. It is also called BIC (Bank International Code) and it is an international standard (BIC/ISO 9362). There are Two types of Bank's Code in India which is used to transfer the money from one Bank account to another Bank account. We need to transfer the money using the Bank's codes within country of out side the country. In India we ..read more

Swift Code of Bank in India  The swift code is a unique code which is used to internationally fund transfer from one Bank account to another Bank account via the internet. All the Bank have the unique swift code for their Bank Branches. SWIFT CODE : SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) is also known as BIC (Business Identifier Codes) . Swift code is also called swift number which is the set of 8 or 11 digit which represents the Branch of Bank. When you want to receive or want to send the money at international level than you must need to SWIFT Code.&nbs ..read more

The IFSC Code of Bank of Maharashtra we record the list District wise with their Branch Address in all over Maharashtra. List is here ..read more

In the Maharashtra State we found the of 135 Banks list with their IFSC Code and Banks Branch Address. For find the IFSC code to click the respective Banks link.  ..read more

Will your Account Details like Account Number, IFSC, MICR, Debit Card, etc. will change? After Merger the Bank ,the most of Bank of India having continue the same details like  Account number, IFSC, MICR, Debit Card etc till the further Notifications from the parent Banks. Merger Banks Cheque Book / Passbook  There are no need to request get for a new Passbook and Cheque Book. The customer can use previous Passbook / Cheque Book  till further notice from the parent Banks ..read more

Reserve Bank of India is announced to combine a few Banks with each and develop the strong customer service Support and maintain their relationship with their customers. The merger would be effective from April 1, 2020. ... According to the plan: Punjab National Bank will take over Oriental Bank of Commerce and United Bank. Canara Bank will take over Syndicate Bank. Union Bank of India will take over Andhra Bankand Corporation Bank. Indian Bank will be merged with Allahabad Bank. Sl. No Acquirer Banks Bank ..read more

RBI - RESERVE BANK OF INDIA  RBI is is the central & National Bank of India which is governed / Ruled all over the bank within India.  All Bank of within country is accepted the Rule of Reserve Bank of India and follow their rules and  regulations for running their Bank operation. Reserve Bank of India is only single Bank of country which is decides Rate of interest for the central level. Official link of Reserve Bank of India : click here All type home Decor of Amazon.in ..read more

NEFT Code  Application for Participation in RBI NEFT System NEFT System - National Electronic Fund Transfer is a Fund transfer Systems provided by RBI for electronic fund transfer via the internet. What is a NEFT Code?  National Electronic Fund Transfer (NEFT) is a nation-wide payments system that allows transfer of funds from one bank's account to another. Since it can electronically transfer funds from any bank branch to any individual, it has eliminated the need to visit a bank branch for transfer of funds. Is NEFT 24/7 is available?  Individual will be able to transf ..read more

RTGS Payment Method  RTGS is required for the transfer of amount from one account to another via the internet.In RTGS payment use the IFSC code , Bank Name,  Branch Name, Beneficiary Name,  RTGS form duly signed with sender account holder.  Real-time gross settlement (RTGS) systems are specialist funds transfer systems where the transfer of money or securities takes place from one bank to any other bank on a "real-time" and on a "gross" basis. RTGS systems are typically used for high-value transactions that require and receive immediate clearing. Nowadays when ..read more

IFSC CODE - INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM CODE IFSC CODE  is the Indian Financial System Code which is provide by the Reserve Bank of India which is used for online Money transfer via the internet. Andhra Bank Andhra Pragathi Grameena Bank Andhra Pradesh Grameena Vikas Bank Apna Sahakari Bank Ltd Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd AU Small Finance Bank Limited Axis Bank Bandhan Bank Limited Bank Internasional Indonesia Bank of America Bank of Bahrein and Kuwait Bank of Baroda Bank of Ceylon Bank of India Bank of Maharashtra Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi Ltd Barclays Bank Bassein Catholic ..read more