Karur Vysya Bank in Salem
17 branches · Tamil Nadu
Karur Vysya Bank has 17 branches in Salem, Tamil Nadu. Their IFSC codes run from KVBL0001186 upward — find your branch below.
| Branch | IFSC | MICR | Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ayothiapattinam | KVBL0001667 | 636053018 | Vengai Complex,attur Main Road Opp.Jayalakshmi Nursing Home Ayothiapattinam |
| Business Banking Unit Salem | KVBL0001897 | — | I Floor 269 A Bharathi Street Swarnapuri Alagapuram Salem 636004 |
| Ilampillai | KVBL0001297 | 636053005 | D.No10-2-83/1,tirumalai Gounder St Ilampillai - 637 502 |
| Omalur | KVBL0001757 | 636053029 | Dharmapuri Main Road Near Bus Stand,ward No.1 Omalur |
| Panjakalipatti | KVBL0001885 | — | S F No 7/341 A1 Kattaperiyampatti Village Panjakalipatti Omalur Tk Salem Dt 633837 Salem Tamilnadu |
| Salem - Alagapuram | KVBL0001246 | 636053004 | 269-A Bharathi Street, Swarnapuri, |
| Salem - Gugai | KVBL0001653 | 636053017 | 445,trichy Main Road Gugai |
| Salem - Kondalampatti | KVBL0001785 | 636053032 | 163/1, Ward No 3 Kalikottai Main Road Jarikondalampatti |
| Salem Cco | KVBL0001268 | 636053001 | I Floor,445 Trichy Main Road Near Ramdass Nursing Home Gugai |
| Salem Cherry Road | KVBL0001986 | — | D No 1,ground Floor, Kumarasamypatty,cherry Road,salem 636007,salem, Tamil Nadu |
| Salem Divisional Office | KVBL0001251 | — | I Floor 45-46, Car Street |
| Salem Gorimedu | KVBL0001967 | — | D No 5 36,gorimedu,yercaud Main Road,salem District 636008 |
| Salem Main | KVBL0001186 | 636053002 | P.B No. 3 45-46, Car Street |
| Salem Shevapet | KVBL0001187 | 636053003 | P B No 296 322323main Road Shevapet |
| Thammampatti | KVBL0001669 | 636053019 | 14/166, Middle Street Thammampatti |
| Vazhapadi | KVBL0001758 | 636053030 | 74/76,cuddalore Main Road Vazhapadi Salem |
| Veeraganur | KVBL0001921 | 636053034 | S F No 332/17 and 332/19, D No 6/85, 6/86, Rukmani Theatre Road, Veeraganur, Gangavalli Taluk, Salem-636116 |
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.