Mumbai District Central Co-operative Bank Jagdushanagar, Mumbai IFSC Code

IFSC MDCB0680008 · MICR 400068008. Address, phone and the payments this branch supports.

Mumbai District Central Co-operative Bank

Jagdushanagar branch

IFSCMDCB0680008

MICR400068008

Address: Shah Veni Bhavan,Shree Nagher Samaj Hall,Block No.1 & 2, Jagdushanagar,Ghatkopar (W),Mumbai - 400 086.
City: Mumbai
District: Mumbai
State: Maharashtra
Branch phone: +918976754208

NEFT ✓
RTGS ✓
IMPS ✓
UPI ✗

Sending money to this branch

NEFT: bank transfers, round the clock, settled in batches.
RTGS: ₹2 lakh and above, in real time.
IMPS: instant transfers, any time.
UPI: not listed for this branch.

Add the payee with the account number and the IFSC MDCB0680008, and check the name your bank shows before you confirm. For a large payment, confirm the IFSC with the account holder: branches do merge and move.

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Common Questions

What is the IFSC code of Mumbai District Central Co-operative Bank Jagdushanagar, Mumbai?

The IFSC code of Mumbai District Central Co-operative Bank Jagdushanagar, Mumbai is MDCB0680008.

What is the MICR code of Mumbai District Central Co-operative Bank Jagdushanagar, Mumbai?

The MICR code is 400068008. It is printed on the branch's cheques.

Does Mumbai District Central Co-operative Bank Jagdushanagar, Mumbai support RTGS and NEFT?

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

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

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