State Bank Of India Sivaganga Collectorate Branch IFSC Code - Contact Details

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State Bank Of India Sivaganga Collectorate Branch in Sivaganga

State Bank Of India Sivaganga Collectorate Branch ifsc code

The State Bank Of India Sivaganga Collectorate Branch is located in Sivaganga of Tamil Nadu State.The address of the branch is Opp To Sivaganga Collector Office, Tiruppattur Main Road, Sivaganga, Distt.sivaganga. Tamilnadu 630561. State Bank Of India Sivaganga Collectorate Branch IFSC Code is SBIN0016319, The city nearby State Bank Of India Sivaganga Collectorate Branch is Sivaganga.

Address

Opp To Sivaganga Collector Office, Tiruppattur Main Road, Sivaganga, Distt.sivaganga. Tamilnadu 630561

State Bank Of India Sivaganga Collectorate Branch IFSC Code

IFSC stands for Indian Financial System Code and represents the 11 digit character that you can usually see on your bank’s cheque leaves, or other bank related documents. It helps to identify the eunique bank branches that involves the various online money transfer options like NEFT and RTGS.Find more informations of State Bank of India like NEFT / RTGS / ECS, MICR code, branch code, BIC code, phone number, fax number, toll free number, email Id, address, timings, website details and map of branch location.

Branch	SIVAGANGA COLLECTORATE
Branch Code	016319
IFSC Code	SBIN0016319
MICR Code	630002206
Branch Timings	10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
Place	Sivaganga
District	Sivagangai
State	Tamil Nadu
Address	Opp To Sivaganga Collector Office, Tiruppattur Main Road, Sivaganga, Distt.sivaganga. Tamilnadu 630561
Email Id	[email protected]
Official Website	https://www.sbi.co.in/
Toll Free No	1800 1234, 1800 2100

Frequently asked questions About SIVAGANGA COLLECTORATE Branch

What will happen if IFSC code is wrong?

The account no is verified with the help of IFSC code. If the IFSC code is correct then the transfer will take place. If there isn't such an A/c number, then the transaction will be returned.

Is IFSC code unique for each person?

The IFSC code is unique for branches not for people. IFSC code is an unique eleven digit number which is a combination of alphabets and numerals. It is used for online transactions like NEFT, IMPS and RTGS.