Jharkhand has 3,157 bank branches from 44 banks in the RBI list. The banks with the most branches are State Bank of India (700), Bank of India (516) and Punjab National Bank (257). Pick a bank to see its cities and branch IFSC codes.
Banks in Jharkhand
- State Bank of India 700
- Bank of India 516
- Punjab National Bank 257
- Canara Bank 194
- Indian Bank 168
- IDBI 167
- Allahabad Bank 146
- Union Bank of India 131
- Bank of Baroda 126
- Central Bank of India 91
- Axis Bank 75
- UCO Bank 73
- ICICI Bank 69
- HDFC Bank 67
- Utkarsh Small Finance Bank 53
- Syndicate Bank 44
- Indian Overseas Bank 42
- Andhra Bank 26
- Bandhan Bank 25
- Dena Bank 22
- Indusind Bank 20
- Vijaya Bank 17
- Punjab & Sind Bank 16
- Bank of Maharashtra 15
- Ujjivan Small Finance Bank 14
- Corporation Bank 14
- ESAF Small Finance Bank 13
- Jana Small Finance Bank 11
- Kotak Mahindra Bank 10
- Federal Bank 9
- Yes Bank 5
- IDFC FIRST Bank 3
- Karnataka Bank 3
- Reserve Bank Of India 3
- South Indian Bank 2
- Laxmi Vilas Bank 2
- Dhanbad Central Co-operative Bank 1
- Jammu and Kashmir Bank 1
- Vananchal Gramin Bank 1
- Jamshedpur Urban Co-operative Bank 1
- Koylanchal Urban Co-operative Bank 1
- Jharkhand State Co-operative Bank 1
- Karur Vysya Bank 1
- Fino Payments Bank 1
Cities and towns in Jharkhand with the most branches
- Ranchi 442
- Jamshedpur 220
- Dhanbad 202
- Bokaro 113
- Hazaribagh 91
- Deoghar 85
- Giridih 79
- Dumka 64
- Ramgarh 56
- Godda 56
- Chaibasa 43
- Jamtara 34
- Daltonganj 33
- Gumla 33
- Jharkhand 31
- Sahibganj 28
- Simdega 25
- Garhwa 23
- Chatra 23
- Lohardaga 23
- Khunti 22
- Bokaro Steel City 21
- Pakur 19
- Pakaur 18
- Latehar 18
- Seraikela 17
- Adityapur 17
- Patna 16
- Chakradharpur 16
- Chas 16
- Kanke 14
- Koderma 12
- Kodarma 12
- Ghatsila 12
- Jhumritilaiya 11
- Jamshedpur (Jharkhand) 11
Finding the right IFSC code in Jharkhand
Every bank branch has its own IFSC code, so two branches of the same bank in Jharkhand 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.