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South Indian Bank New Delhi-Punjabi Bagh branch, Delhi

IFSC code SIBL0000560 · MICR 110059024

NEFTRTGSIMPSUPI
Branch
New Delhi-Punjabi Bagh
IFSC code
SIBL0000560
MICR code
110059024
SWIFT code
Not available
Address
NORTH AVENUE WEST PUNJABI BAGH NEW DELHI -42
City
Delhi
District
Delhi
State
Delhi

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Frequently asked questions

What is the IFSC code of South Indian Bank New Delhi-Punjabi Bagh branch, Delhi?

The IFSC code of South Indian Bank New Delhi-Punjabi Bagh branch in Delhi, Delhi is SIBL0000560.

What is the MICR code of South Indian Bank New Delhi-Punjabi Bagh branch?

The MICR code of South Indian Bank New Delhi-Punjabi Bagh branch is 110059024. It is the 9-digit code printed on cheques that identifies the clearing house and branch.

What is the SWIFT code of South Indian Bank?

No SWIFT/BIC code is listed for South Indian Bank or this branch. Check with the bank before sending an international transfer.

Does South Indian Bank New Delhi-Punjabi Bagh branch support NEFT, RTGS and IMPS?

NEFT: yes. RTGS: yes. IMPS: yes. UPI: yes.

How is the IFSC code SIBL0000560 structured?

The first four letters (SIBL) identify the bank, the fifth character (0) is reserved, and the last six characters (000560) identify the branch.

Branch data is compiled from the Reserve Bank of India's published IFSC/MICR lists via the open Razorpay IFSC dataset. Banks merge, rename and close branches, so confirm critical details (especially before large transfers) with your bank. This site is not affiliated with any bank.