Indian Overseas Bank in Uttar Pradesh
295 branches · 146 districts
Indian Overseas Bank has 295 branches in Uttar Pradesh. Pick a district to see each branch’s IFSC code, MICR code and address.
- Achnera1
- Agra9
- Akbarpur1
- Allahabad3
- Amethi1
- Amroha1
- Anapara1
- Aring1
- Auraiya1
- Ayodhya1
- Azamgarh1
- Azamnagar1
- Babina Cantonm1
- Badaun1
- Baghpat1
- Bahraich1
- Ballia1
- Balrampur1
- Banda1
- Banthra1
- Bara Banki2
- Barari1
- Bareilly3
- Barhalganj1
- Basti1
- Bhinga2
- Bijnor1
- Bulandshahar1
- Bulandshahr3
- Chandauli2
- Chandausi1
- Chirori1
- Chitrakoot Dham1
- Dadri3
- Daman1
- Datoli Ranghar1
- Deoband1
- Deoria1
- Dhanapur1
- Dhanoli1
- Dhantulsi1
- Etah2
- Etawah2
- Etmadpur1
- Faizabad1
- Farah1
- Farrukhabad Fatehgarh1
- Fatehpur1
- Firozabad1
- Gangoh1
- Ghaziabad7
- Ghosi1
- Goila1
- Gokul1
- Gola1
- Gonda1
- Gorakhpur10
- Gosainganj1
- Goverdhan1
- Haidergarh1
- Hamirpur1
- Hardoi1
- Hasanpur1
- Hata1
- Itaunja2
- Jait1
- Jalalpur1
- Jalaun1
- Jandhera-Shamuspur1
- Jaunpur1
- Jhansi3
- Kannauj1
- Kanpur11
- Kaptanganj1
- Kasganj1
- Kaushambi1
- Khaga1
- Khajni1
- Khatauli1
- Kheri1
- Khurja1
- Kiraoli1
- Lakhimpur2
- Lalganj1
- Lalitpur1
- Lucknow41
- Mahaban1
- Maharajganj2
- Mahoba1
- Mainpuri1
- Mall1
- Manjhanpur1
- Manjhola1
- Mathura7
- Mau1
- Mau Aima1
- Meerut10
- Mehewa Patti1
- Mirzapur1
- Moradabad2
- Musafirkhana1
- Muzaffarnagar3
- Nagoura1
- Najibabad1
- Nautanwa1
- Nithari1
- Noida9
- Orai1
- Padrauna2
- Panchli Khurd1
- Phulpur1
- Pilibhit1
- Pipiganj1
- Pratapgarh2
- Prayagraj2
- Punwarka1
- Rachhoti1
- Rae Bareli3
- Rampur1
- Raniganj1
- Robertsganj2
- Rohta1
- Sadakdudhali1
- Sadarpur1
- Saharanpur4
- Sainda1
- Sakaldiha1
- Sambhal1
- Sandila1
- Santkabir Nagar1
- Shahjahanpur1
- Shikarpur1
- Shikohabad1
- Siddharth Nagar1
- Sidhauli1
- Sikaraganj1
- Sitapur1
- Sultanpur2
- Tondi1
- Umahikalan1
- Unnao4
- Varanasi18
- Vasundhara1
- Vrindaban3
- Zaidpur1
- Zamania1
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.