IFSC Code

List of IFSC Code, MICR Code and Addresses of all Banks in India

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IFSC Codes By Popular Banks

Allahabad Bank New Delhi IFSC Code

Bank: Allahabad Bank

IFSC Code: ALLA0210158

MICR Code: 110010006

Branch: Chandni Chowk

District: New Delhi

State: Delhi

Address: 4398, Chandni Chowk, Post Box No. 1027

Allahabad Bank Gurgaon IFSC Code

Bank: Allahabad Bank

IFSC Code: ALLA0212572

MICR Code: 110010096

Branch: Gurgaon Sect 15

District: Gurgaon

State: Haryana

Address: 391/1, Acharyapuri, Gurgaon, 122001

Allahabad Bank Maharastra IFSC Code

Bank: Allahabad Bank

IFSC Code: ALLA0211048

MICR Code: 400010007

Branch: Goregoan

District: Greater Mumbai

State: Maharashtra

Address: Kiran Industrial Estate, M G Road

Allahabad Bank West Bengal IFSC Code

Bank: Allahabad Bank

IFSC Code: ALLA0210675

MICR Code: 700010026

Branch: Kolkata Golpark

District: Kolkata

State: West Bengal

Address: 4h, Panchanantala Road Gol Park

Allahabad Bank IFSC Code: MICR Codes & Branch Addresses in India

The Indian Financial System Code or IFSC code is a unique identification number assigned by Reserve Bank of India. It is an 11-digit alphanumeric code which is used for performing electronic payment such as CFMS, RTGS, and NEFT. Every bank has a unique IFSC Code, where no branch can have similar IFSC Code, even of the same bank. The 11-digit stands for particular meaning where the first four alphabets represent the bank. The next character is always ‘Zero’ that is reserved for future use. The last 6-digit stands for branch code. Let’s say Allahabad Bank IFSC Code of Nehru Place is ALLA0210615. Here ‘ALLA’ represents the bank, and the last six digits 210615 is the branch code.

Some of the Unique Features of IFSC Code Include:

IFSC Code helps uniquely identify a specific bank branch
It helps reduce errors in the fund transfer process
Used for all electronic payment options such as NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS

About Allahabad Bank

Headquartered in Kolkata, Allahabad Bank is one of the oldest nationalised banks in India. The bank started its operations in the year 1865. In the year 1969, it became nationalised with 13 other banks. The bank had opened its first overseas branch in Hong Kong in 20017. Since its inception, the bank has come a long way to achieve many recognitions for its excellent service and has a rich history under its belt. As per the bank’s annual report, there are 1,212 ATMs and 3,246 branches across the country as of March 2017.

How to Find Allahabad IFSC Code and MICR Code

Finding the Allahabad Bank IFSC Code or MICR Code is easy. You can conveniently find both online with a hassle. Usually, all branches of Allahabad Bank across India are available online. To find their IFSC Codes, simply follow the below steps:

Mention your bank branch
Select the state where the bank is situated
District of Allahabad Bank Branch
Branch within the district

After mentioning the above information, you’ll find IFSC Code of particular Allahabad Bank branch in no time.

Similarly, the process of finding the MICR Code is again easy. Magnetic Ink Character Recognition or MICR Code is a 9-digit code that helps find a particular bank branch that is a part of ECS (Electronic Clearing System) which is used to clear cheques. MICR Code can be found on bank cheque leaf issued by a particular bank. It is also printed on the Passbook of an account holder.

How to Find Allahabad Bank IFSC Code and MICR Code Offline?

The account holder can find Allahabad Bank IFSC Code and MICR Code offline as well. Both codes are available on the checkbook. Also, one can find them on the front page of the passbook of an Allahabad Bank account.

Allahabad Bank IFSC Code

How can I Transfer Money using Allahabad Bank NEFT, RTGS, IMPS processes?

Online banking has made all transactions way more convenient. Gone are the days when you had to wait for 3 to 4 days to get the money credited to your bank account. With internet banking, transferring money is a matter of a few clicks now where the sender can ensure safe and fast transfer and the receiver gets the money in no time. Some of the online money transfer methods include NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, which have become quite popular especially among the business class. Money can be transferred from one Allahabad Bank account to another or to other bank branches as well using Allahabad Bank IFSC Code.

Transferring Money Through NEFT

NEFT stands for National Electronic Fund Transfer, which ensures the safe transfer of funds from one bank account to another. The NEFT method of money transferring is quite popular among the individuals as well as the corporate houses, where a huge chunk of a transaction is done through NEFT. By using an IFSC code of the receiver’s bank account, you can easily transfer fund online through NEFT. The method requires you to:

Log into the Allahabad Bank account. You can download the bank app on phone to access it anywhere, anytime
Go to the fund transfer option, select the type of transfer- within the bank or to other banks
Add the beneficiary’s details by mentioning the bank name, account number, IFSC Code etc.
If you transferring from another bank to Allahabad Bank, you’ll require Allahabad IFSC Code to initiate the process
Select the amount to be transferred and click on ‘transfer’. The money will be sent to the beneficiary within a stipulated time frame.
Try using NEFT method in working days to transfer the money on time.

Transferring the Money Through RTGS

Real-Time Gross Settlement or RTGS is the speedy money transfer process that ensures the instant transaction. The process doesn’t involve any charges while initiating the money transfer process. Herein again, IFSC codes play an important role in identifying the particular bank branches, to which the money is being transferred. RTGS method is usually used for the transaction in bulk. The money is cleared immediately. Usually, businessmen use this method to ensure fast money transfer. Apart from the IFSC code, the other related information required are- the name of the payee, account number or amount to be transferred etc.

Transferring Money Through IMPS

IMPS is referred to as ‘Superman’ of money transfer world as it ensures superfast transaction across India 24x7. As the name suggests Immediate Payment Service, IMPS can be done through Smartphone as well. The unique USPs of this process such as safe, fast, not restricted to any maximum limit of transactions etc. have made it popular among the users. However, to initiate IMPS, you will again require the IFSC Code of a particular bank.

Allahabad RTGS/ NEFT/ IMPS Fees and Charges

The charges are applicable in case of NEFT/RTGS/ECS transfer (with effect from 01.04.2019)

For NEFT Transactions:

Transaction limit	Service charges
	Transaction at branch	Transaction through internet/Mobile Banking
Up to Rs. 1000	Rs. 2.50	Nil
Form Rs. 1001-Rs. 10,000	Rs. 2.50	Rs. 2.00
Form 10,001-Rs. 100000	Rs. 5.00	Rs. 4.00
Form Rs. 100001-Rs. 200000	Rs. 15.00	Rs. 12.00
Above Rs. 200000	Rs. 25.00	Rs. 22.00

NEFT Transaction Timings:

Monday – Friday: 8 A.M to 6.30 p.m.
Saturday: 8 A.M to 12 P.M.
There is no minimum and maximum limit for transfer

For RTGS Transactions:

	*Timings*
	From 8 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.	After 3.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.
All inward transaction	Nil	Nil
Outward Transaction
Rs. 2 to Rs. 5 lakh	Rs. 25.00	Rs. 30.00
Rs. 5 lakh and above	Rs. 50.00	Rs. 55.00

For IMPS Transactions:

Transaction limit	Service charges
	Transaction at branch	Transaction through internet/Mobile Banking
Up to Rs. 1000	Rs. Nil	Nil
Form Rs. 1001-Rs. 10,000	Rs. 2.50	Rs. 2.00
Form 10,001-Rs. 25000	Rs. 5.00	Rs. 4.00
From Rs. 25,000-Rs. 100000	Rs. 5.00	Rs. 5.00
Form Rs. 100001-Rs. 200000	Rs. 15.00	Rs. 12.00

The Required Information for Transferring Funds with Allahabad Bank

The below information is required to initiate an online fund transfer with Allahabad Bank

Beneficiary’s account details
Amount to be transferred
IFSC code of the beneficiary’s bank
Account number of the beneficiary
Payee’s account number
Sender to recipient information, if any

In Case of MMID Transfer

MMID Code
Beneficiary’s contact number
One Time Password or mPIN

Allahabad Bank IFSC Code Based Transfer

Beneficiary name and account number
Amount to be transferred
Beneficiary’s IFSC Code

Allahabad Bank - FAQs

Q1. What are the transactions available with Allahabad Bank online?

Ans: You can do the following transactions online:

Fund Transfers
Balance Enquiry
Off-line and Online Requests
Transaction History
CBDT e-Payment
CBEC e-Payment
Transfer to other-Bank accounts via NEFT/RTGS and IMPS
FD/RD Account Opening
Online Payments

Q2. What are the different types of fund transfer available with Allahabad Bank?

Ans: The various types of fund transfer facilities are:

Transferring fund within the bank
Third-Party Fund Transfer to another bank
Transfer fund to any bank through NEFT/RTGS/IMPS
Facility to schedule transactions for a future date

Q3. Who all are allowed to transfer funds through NEFT?

Ans: NEFT services are available for Allahabad Bank customers including individuals, corporate firms and businessmen. Allahabad Bank IFSC code is required to initiate the same.

Q4. How does IFSC Code help in NEFT/RTGS transactions?

Ans: Allahabad Bank IFSC Code helps in determining the bank branch while initiating NEFT/RTGS transactions. As per the concept, the first four alphabets of IFSC code indicates the Bank name followed by a zero and the last 6 digits indicates the bank branch.

Q5. How long does it take if I transfer funds through IMPS?

Ans: IMPS is the fastest process, which ensures immediate fund transfer.

Q6. Can foreign currency be transferred through NEFT?

Ans: No, you can only transfer Indian currency from one bank account to another through NEFT using Allahabad Bank IFSC Code.

Q7. What are the details required for initiating NEFT with Allahabad Bank?

Ans: You’ll require the following details to do NEFT:

The name of the beneficiary
The name of the beneficiary’s bank and branch
The beneficiary’s account number
The IFSC code of the beneficiary’s bank branch
The amount to be transferred

Q8. Why is MICR Code used?

Ans: The MICR Code is used in ensuring faster clearance of bank cheques. MICR means Magnetic Ink Character Recognition, which helps the RBI to identify the bank branch and speed up the clearance process.

Q9. Where do I find IFSC and MICR Codes?

Ans: Allahabad IFSC Code and MICR Code can be found in your bank checkbook. IFSC Code is also printed on the front page of your passbook. While MICR Code is written in the bottom of the cheque leaf, on the right side of the cheque number.

Q10. What is the minimum limit of RTGS fund Transfer?

Ans: The minimum limit of RTGS transfer is Rs. 20000.

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