Central Bank of India Hari Mohan Ghose Road, Kolkata IFSC Code

IFSC CBIN0282509 · MICR 700016054. Address, phone and the payments this branch supports.

Central Bank of India

Hari Mohan Ghose Road branch

IFSCCBIN0282509

MICR700016054

Address: 8 D, Hari Mohan Ghose Road, Dist-Kolkata,West Bengal-700024
City: Kolkata
District: Kolkata
State: West Bengal
Branch phone: +912222612008

NEFT ✓
RTGS ✓
IMPS ✓
UPI ✓

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NEFT: bank transfers, round the clock, settled in batches.
RTGS: ₹2 lakh and above, in real time.
IMPS: instant transfers, any time.
UPI: UPI payments to accounts at this branch.

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Common Questions

What is the IFSC code of Central Bank of India Hari Mohan Ghose Road, Kolkata?

The IFSC code of Central Bank of India Hari Mohan Ghose Road, Kolkata is CBIN0282509.

What is the MICR code of Central Bank of India Hari Mohan Ghose Road, Kolkata?

The MICR code is 700016054. It is printed on the branch's cheques.

Does Central Bank of India Hari Mohan Ghose Road, Kolkata 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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