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Indian Bank (IDIB) Branches & IFSC Codes

IDIB is the official Reserve Bank of India (RBI) IFSC code prefix for Indian Bank. All branch IFSC codes begin with IDIB0. Search for any branch below or select a state to explore all districts, cities, MICR codes, and verified physical branch locations across India.

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Indian Bank Official SWIFT / BIC Code

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Primary Head Office BIC (8-Char):IDIBINBB
Branch Specific Routing BIC (11-Char):IDIBINBBXXX

Use this BIC/SWIFT code for inward international remittances, foreign currency wires, and overseas payments directly into Indian Bank accounts in India.

States Where Indian Bank Operates (34 States / UTs)

Frequently Asked Questions about Indian Bank IFSC & Banking

What is the IFSC code prefix for Indian Bank?

All Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) codes for Indian Bank begin with the 4-letter prefix "IDIB". The fifth character is always 0, followed by a unique 6-character branch code assigned by the Reserve Bank of India.

How do I contact Indian Bank customer care?

You can reach Indian Bank customer care toll-free at 1800 425 00 000 or 1800 425 44222. For debit card blocking and emergency cyber fraud reporting, call 1800 425 00 000.

Can I use Indian Bank IFSC codes for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS?

Yes, all 6,045 active branches of Indian Bank support round-the-clock 24x7 electronic funds transfer across India via NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS.

What is Indian Bank's SWIFT code for international remittance?

The primary BIC/SWIFT code for Indian Bank is "IDIBINBB" (branch routing code: IDIBINBBXXX), required for inward foreign wire transfers into India.