Punjab State Co-operative Bank in Chandigarh
21 branches · Punjab
Punjab State Co-operative Bank has 21 branches in Chandigarh, Punjab. Their IFSC codes run from TPSC0000001 upward — find your branch below.
| Branch | IFSC | MICR | Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Branch Office Eight | TPSC0000004 | 160350006 | Sco.130-131, Sector- 8-C |
| Branch Office Forty | TPSC0000014 | 160350014 | Sco.232, Sector- 40-D |
| Branch Office Forty-Four | TPSC0000015 | 160350015 | Sco.362, Sector. 44-D |
| Branch Office Forty-Seven | TPSC0000016 | 160350016 | Sco.60, Sector 47-D |
| Branch Office Main Sectt | TPSC0000019 | 160350019 | Punjab Civil Secretariat Sector 1 |
| Branch Office Manimajra | TPSC0000017 | 160350018 | Scf-307, Motor Market, Manimajra |
| Branch Office Ram Darbar | TPSC0000018 | 160350017 | Sco 4, Industrial Area, Phase II |
| Branch Office Seventeen | TPSC0000002 | 160350002 | Sco. 50-51, Bank Square, Sector.17-B |
| Branch Office Thirty | TPSC0000009 | 160350008 | Sco-9, Sector.30-D |
| Branch Office Thirty-Eight | TPSC0000013 | 160350013 | Sco.84, Sector.38-C |
| Branch Office Thirty-Five | TPSC0000011 | 160350010 | Sco.451-452, Sector 35-C |
| Branch Office Thirty-Four | TPSC0000003 | 160350020 | Ground Floor Main Branch, Sco.175-187, Sector-34a |
| Branch Office Thirty-Seven | TPSC0000023 | 160350012 | Sco.392, Sector.37-C |
| Branch Office Thirty-Six | TPSC0000012 | 160350011 | Sco-211, Sector.36-D |
| Branch Office Thirty-Two | TPSC0000010 | 160350009 | Sco-378, Sector-32 |
| Branch Office Twenty-Seven | TPSC0000008 | 160350007 | Scf.3, Sector.27-D |
| Branch Office Twenty-Two | TPSC0000007 | 160350005 | Sco.2453, Sector.22-C |
| Head Office Branch | TPSC0CHD001 | — | Ist Floor Sco.175-187, Sector-34a |
| Mini Sectt Extn Counter | TPSC0000020 | — | Mini Sectt Punjab Sector 9 |
| NEFT Service Branch | TPSC00000SC | — | Sco.175-187, Sector-34a |
| Rtgs-Ho | TPSC0000001 | — | Sco.175-187, Sector-34a |
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.