South Indian Bank · Haryana
South Indian IFSC codes in Haryana
- Branches
- 7
- Cities & towns
- 4
- Districts
- 6
- IFSC prefix
- SIBL0
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South Indian Bank has 7 branches in Haryana across 4 cities and towns and 6 districts. The largest presence is in Gurgaon, Faridabad and Panchkula.
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South Indian branches in Gurgaon and other major cities
| Branch | IFSC | MICR | City / District | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gurgaon GURGAON BRANCH, SCO NO.97,SECTOR - 31 ,GURGAON , HARYANA , PIN-122001 | SIBL0000419 | 110059014 | Gurgaon | |
| Gurgaon Sector Twenty Three SECTOR 23, PALAM VIHAR, GURGAON, HARYANA 122017 | SIBL0000907 | 110059033 | Gurgaon | |
| Manesar ANAND RAJ TECH PARK, CP-1, SECTOR 8, IMT, MANESAR | SIBL0000584 | 110059026 | Gurgaon, Manesar | |
| Faridabad SHOP NO-60,CLM MALL,I P COLONY,SECTOR30-33,FARIDABAD | SIBL0000555 | 110059022 | Faridabad | |
| Faridabad Nit A-7, NH-1, NEHRU GROUND, FARIDABAD NIT, FARIDABAD, HARYANA 121001. | SIBL0001051 | 121059002 | Faridabad, Faridabad Nit | |
| Panchkula PANCHKULA BRANCH, SCO - 284,SECTOR - 20 ,PANCHKULA , PANCHKULA, HARYANA , PIN-134112 | SIBL0000403 | 160059002 | Panchkula | |
| Panipat KHASRA NO. 1046, OLD TELEPHONE EXCHANGE ROAD, SUKHDEV NAGAR, G.T ROAD, PANIPAT, HARYANA - 132103 | SIBL0001045 | 132059002 | Panipat |
Key facts
South Indian in Haryana
Key facts
- Bank
- South Indian Bank
- State
- Haryana
- Branches
- 7
- Cities / towns
- 4
- Districts
- 6
- IFSC prefix
- SIBL0
FAQ
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What is the IFSC code of South Indian in Haryana?
Each of the 7 South Indian branches in Haryana has its own IFSC starting with SIBL0. Choose the city below to see every branch with its IFSC and MICR code.
How many South Indian branches are there in Haryana?
7, according to the RBI IFSC master list. Gurgaon has the most (3).
Is the IFSC code the same for all South Indian branches in Haryana?
No. The first 5 characters (SIBL0) are the same, but the last 6 identify the individual branch, so every branch has a different IFSC.