Central Bank of India Mahesh Nagar A Cantt, Ambala IFSC Code

IFSC CBIN0281156 · MICR 133016003. Address, phone and the payments this branch supports.

Central Bank of India

Mahesh Nagar A Cantt branch

IFSCCBIN0281156

MICR133016003

Address: Mahesh Nagar, Jagadhari Road, Ambala Cant. Ambala Haryana 133001
City: Ambala
District: Ambala Cantt.
State: Haryana
Branch phone: +912222612008

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RTGS: ₹2 lakh and above, in real time.
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Common Questions

What is the IFSC code of Central Bank of India Mahesh Nagar A Cantt, Ambala?

The IFSC code of Central Bank of India Mahesh Nagar A Cantt, Ambala is CBIN0281156.

What is the MICR code of Central Bank of India Mahesh Nagar A Cantt, Ambala?

The MICR code is 133016003. It is printed on the branch's cheques.

Does Central Bank of India Mahesh Nagar A Cantt, Ambala support RTGS and NEFT?

RBI's list shows it supports NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI.

Source: the Reserve Bank of India's branch list, via Razorpay's open IFSC dataset, refreshed monthly.

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