Himachal Pradesh has 2,013 bank branches from 44 banks in the RBI list. The banks with the most branches are Punjab National Bank (412), State Bank of India (406) and Himachal Pradesh State Co-operative Bank (219). Pick a bank to see its cities and branch IFSC codes.
Banks in Himachal Pradesh
- Punjab National Bank 412
- State Bank of India 406
- Himachal Pradesh State Co-operative Bank 219
- Kangra Central Co-operative Bank 218
- UCO Bank 173
- HDFC Bank 78
- Canara Bank 75
- Central Bank of India 56
- Bank of Baroda 44
- Union Bank of India 40
- ICICI Bank 33
- Punjab & Sind Bank 29
- Indian Bank 27
- Axis Bank 22
- Yes Bank 19
- IDBI 19
- Bank of India 19
- Corporation Bank 16
- Allahabad Bank 16
- Syndicate Bank 13
- Indusind Bank 12
- Indian Overseas Bank 11
- Vijaya Bank 10
- Dena Bank 7
- Jammu and Kashmir Bank 5
- Andhra Bank 5
- Bank of Maharashtra 5
- AU Small Finance Bank 4
- Kotak Mahindra Bank 3
- RBL Bank 2
- Bandhan Bank 2
- Utkarsh Small Finance Bank 1
- Shimla Urban Co-operative Bank 1
- Baghat Urban Co-operative Bank 1
- IDFC FIRST Bank 1
- Catholic Syrian Bank 1
- South Indian Bank 1
- Ujjivan Small Finance Bank 1
- Chamba Urban Co-operative Bank Chamba 1
- Jogindra Central Co-operative Bank 1
- Parwanoo Urban Co-operative Bank 1
- Fino Payments Bank 1
- Himachal Pradesh Gramin Bank 1
- Reserve Bank Of India 1
Cities and towns in Himachal Pradesh with the most branches
- Shimla 113
- Solan 88
- Kangra 80
- Simla 74
- Una 62
- Mandi 55
- Hamirpur 52
- Bilaspur 35
- Chamba 31
- Baddi 31
- Palampur 29
- Paonta Sahib 29
- Kulu 29
- Dharamsala 24
- Hp 21
- Nahan 19
- Sarkaghat 17
- Manali 16
- Parwanoo 16
- Rampur 16
- Kullu 16
- Nalagarh 15
- Dharamshala 14
- Rohru 13
- Sundar Nagar 13
- Nadaun 13
- Kotkhai 12
- Theog 12
- Arki 11
- Nurpur 11
- Mandi Himachal Pradesh 11
- Sujanpur Tira 11
- Kumarsain 10
- Dharampur 10
- Rajgarh 10
- Jubbal 9
Finding the right IFSC code in Himachal Pradesh
Every bank branch has its own IFSC code, so two branches of the same bank in Himachal Pradesh 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.