Assam has 2,417 bank branches from 45 banks in the RBI list. The banks with the most branches are State Bank of India (467), Punjab National Bank (366) and UCO Bank (143). Pick a bank to see its cities and branch IFSC codes.
Banks in Assam
- State Bank of India 467
- Punjab National Bank 366
- UCO Bank 143
- North East Small Finance Bank 137
- Central Bank of India 126
- Canara Bank 121
- Indian Bank 114
- Union Bank of India 97
- Axis Bank 91
- HDFC Bank 90
- Bandhan Bank 89
- Allahabad Bank 79
- ICICI Bank 75
- Bank of Baroda 71
- Bank of India 52
- Syndicate Bank 35
- Indian Overseas Bank 34
- Indusind Bank 33
- IDBI 31
- Vijaya Bank 25
- Ujjivan Small Finance Bank 18
- Corporation Bank 17
- Yes Bank 15
- Punjab & Sind Bank 14
- Federal Bank 12
- Dena Bank 11
- Bank of Maharashtra 10
- Jana Small Finance Bank 9
- Andhra Bank 9
- Kotak Mahindra Bank 5
- Reserve Bank Of India 4
- Utkarsh Small Finance Bank 2
- Karnataka Bank 2
- South Indian Bank 2
- Mangaldai Nagar Samabai Bank 1
- Industrial Co-operative Bank 1
- IDFC FIRST Bank 1
- Standard Chartered Bank 1
- Co-operative City Bank 1
- Mahabhairab Co-operative Urban Bank 1
- Nalbari Urban Co-operative Bank 1
- Gauhati Co-operative Urban Bank 1
- Konoklota Mahila Urban Co-operative Bank 1
- ESAF Small Finance Bank 1
- Assam Co-operative Apex Bank 1
Cities and towns in Assam with the most branches
- Guwahati 518
- Jorhat 101
- Dibrugarh 99
- Silchar 77
- Nagaon 68
- Tinsukia 64
- Tezpur 46
- Bongaigaon 37
- Sibsagar 31
- Golaghat 29
- Nalbari 29
- Barpeta 29
- Karimganj 27
- Assam 24
- North Lakhimpur 23
- Kokrajhar 23
- Kamrup 22
- Dhubri 22
- Goalpara 21
- Duliajan 19
- Dhemaji 17
- Mangaldoi 16
- Morigaon 15
- Hailakandi 14
- Hojai 14
- Moran 13
- Cachar 12
- Dhekiajuli 12
- Sonitpur 11
- Lumding 11
- Haflong 11
- Diphu 11
- Rangia 11
- Sivasagar 10
- Margherita 10
- Digboi 9
Finding the right IFSC code in Assam
Every bank branch has its own IFSC code, so two branches of the same bank in Assam have different codes. Choose the bank above, then the branch where the account is held. The branch name is printed on the cheque book and passbook.
You need the IFSC code to add a beneficiary and to send money by NEFT, RTGS or IMPS. If you already know the code, type it in the search box to check which branch it belongs to.