Bank of India
IFSC codes for all 7,117 branches across India.
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| Branch Name | City | District | IFSC Code | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JAMTARA DUMRI | GIRIDIH | DUMRI | BKID0005251 | View Details |
| JAMTARA | JAMTARA | JAMTARA | BKID0004765 | View Details |
| MIHIJAM | JAMTARA | JAMTARA | BKID0004766 | View Details |
| NARAYANPUR | JAMTARA | JAMTARA | BKID0004767 | View Details |
| FATEHPUR | JAMTARA | JAMTARA | BKID0004768 | View Details |
| KUNDAHIT | JAMTARA | JAMTARA | BKID0004769 | View Details |
| NALA | JAMTARA | JAMTARA | BKID0004770 | View Details |
| KARMATAND | JAMTARA | JAMTARA | BKID0004774 | View Details |
About Bank of India
Bank of India is one of India's prominent banking institutions with 7,117 branches spread across the country. Each branch is assigned a unique IFSC code by the Reserve Bank of India to facilitate smooth electronic money transfers. Whether you need to send money via NEFT, make high-value transfers through RTGS, or do instant transfers using IMPS, having the correct Bank of India IFSC code is essential. You can use the table above to search for branches by city or state and get the exact IFSC code you need.
How to Use Bank of India IFSC Code
To make an online transfer to a Bank of India account, you will need the recipient's IFSC code, account number, and full name. Use the search filter above to locate your branch by city or state. Once you find the IFSC code, click "View Details" for complete branch information. Enter this IFSC code in your banking app or net banking portal when adding a new beneficiary. The code ensures your money is routed to exactly the right Bank of India branch, making NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transfers safe and accurate.