Indian Bank · Manipur
Indian Bank IFSC codes in Manipur
- Branches
- 6
- Cities & towns
- 4
- Districts
- 6
- IFSC prefix
- IDIB0
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Indian Bank has 6 branches in Manipur across 4 cities and towns and 6 districts. The largest presence is in Imphal West, Kakching and Kangpokpi.
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Indian Bank branches in Imphal West and other major cities
| Branch | IFSC | MICR | City / District | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Imphal PAONA BAZAR OPP FRIENDS CINEMA IMPHAL IMPHAL PIN 795001 | IDIB000I519 | 795019003 | Imphal West, Imphal | |
| Lamshang C/O PHAMDOM LINTHOINGAMBI DEVI LAMSHANG BAZAR TAOTHONG KHUNOU LAMSHANG PIN 795146 | IDIB000L034 | 795019504 | Imphal West, Taothong Khunou | |
| Uripok Imphal HAOBAM DEWAN LEIKAI U K ROAD URIPOK IMPHAL LAMPHEL PIN 795001 | IDIB000U040 | 795019002 | Imphal West, Uripok Imphal | |
| Kakching KAKCHING KHUNYAI LEIKAI NEAR KHONGNANG MARI PHANGBA KAKCHING POST TEHSIL KAKCHNIG KAKCHING KAKCHING PIN 795103 | IDIB000K523 | 795019503 | Kakching | |
| Kongpokpi WARD NO 1 KANGKPOKPI BAZAR POST PS KANGKPOKPI KANGPOKPI KANGPOKPI PIN 795129 | IDIB000K569 | 795019501 | Kangpokpi | |
| Porompat KHURAI CHINGAGBAM LEIKAI AYANGPALLI ROAD PO TEHSIL POROMPAT KHURAI CHINGAGBAM LEIKAI KHURAI CHINGAGBAM LEIKAI POROMPAT PIN 795005 | IDIB000P669 | 795019502 | Imphal East, Khurai Chingagbam Leikai |
Key facts
Indian Bank in Manipur
Key facts
- Bank
- Indian Bank
- State
- Manipur
- Branches
- 6
- Cities / towns
- 4
- Districts
- 6
- IFSC prefix
- IDIB0
FAQ
Questions
What is the IFSC code of Indian Bank in Manipur?
Each of the 6 Indian Bank branches in Manipur has its own IFSC starting with IDIB0. Choose the city below to see every branch with its IFSC and MICR code.
How many Indian Bank branches are there in Manipur?
6, according to the RBI IFSC master list. Imphal West has the most (3).
Is the IFSC code the same for all Indian Bank branches in Manipur?
No. The first 5 characters (IDIB0) are the same, but the last 6 identify the individual branch, so every branch has a different IFSC.