Gujarat State Co-operative Bank, The Baroda Central Co Op Bank Ltd Por
Vadodara, Gujarat
IFSC code
GSCB0BRD027
The IFSC code of Gujarat State Co-operative Bank, The Baroda Central Co Op Bank Ltd Por branch (Vadodara, Gujarat) is GSCB0BRD027. Its MICR code is 391153501. The branch supports NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI.
Branch details
| Bank | Gujarat State Co-operative Bank |
|---|---|
| Branch | The Baroda Central Co Op Bank Ltd Por |
| IFSC code | GSCB0BRD027 |
| MICR code | 391153501 |
| Address | Por Branch at and PO Por Di Vadodara Pin No 391240 |
| City | Vadodara |
| District | Vadodara |
| State | Gujarat |
| Contact | +912652830032 |
| Services | NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI |
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Frequently asked questions
What is the IFSC code of Gujarat State Co-operative Bank The Baroda Central Co Op Bank Ltd Por?
GSCB0BRD027.
What is the MICR code of Gujarat State Co-operative Bank The Baroda Central Co Op Bank Ltd Por?
391153501. It is printed at the bottom of the branch’s cheques.
What do the parts of GSCB0BRD027 mean?
“GSCB” identifies Gujarat State Co-operative Bank, the fifth character is always 0, and “BRD027” is this branch’s code.
Can I use this code for NEFT, RTGS and IMPS?
Yes — the RBI list shows NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI for this branch.
Source: Razorpay IFSC v2.0.62 (MIT), compiled from the Reserve Bank of India list, release v2.0.62. IFSC and MICR codes come from the Reserve Bank of India’s published list. Branches merge or move, so confirm the code with your bank or on your cheque book before a large transfer.