Union Bank of India branches in Jaunpur, Uttar pradesh
106 branches found in Jaunpur, Uttar pradesh
Union Bank of India Branches in Jaunpur
Alamganj IFSC: UBIN0547859
Aphlepur IFSC: UBIN0574520
Arsia bazaar IFSC: UBIN0543608
Aruwava IFSC: UBIN0571938
Bajrang nagar IFSC: UBIN0543268
Balwarganj sujanganj IFSC: UBIN0536661
Bandhawabazar IFSC: UBIN0541575
Baragaon IFSC: UBIN0570192
Baraipur IFSC: UBIN0543276
Behra IFSC: UBIN0568546
Belwa IFSC: UBIN0543314
Bhadehri,bhadethi IFSC: UBIN0571946
Bhawaniganj IFSC: UBIN0548669
Bhilampur IFSC: UBIN0549169
Bibiganj IFSC: UBIN0543357
Bishunpur IFSC: UBIN0571911
Chambaltara IFSC: UBIN0546178
Chandwak IFSC: UBIN0534897
Civil lines jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0544213
Currency chest cl jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0584151
Deokali IFSC: UBIN0543039
Dhaniamau IFSC: UBIN0543250
Dharmapur IFSC: UBIN0543047
Fatehganj IFSC: UBIN0918342
Fi lapri IFSC: UBIN0565881
Fi madardih IFSC: UBIN0565890
Fi pesara IFSC: UBIN0565865
Gajna IFSC: UBIN0569534
Gariaon IFSC: UBIN0543501
Ghanshyampur IFSC: UBIN0539996
Gopalapur,jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0543365
Gora badshapur IFSC: UBIN0535940
Haripur,dist jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0546135
Itauri bazar IFSC: UBIN0541591
Jagdishpur IFSC: UBIN0574538
Jalalpur IFSC: UBIN0534170
Jamalapur,dist jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0541419
Janghai IFSC: UBIN0543802
Jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0931837
Jaunpur main IFSC: UBIN0530336
Jaycee xing IFSC: UBIN0557498
Kajgaon IFSC: UBIN0541931
Kerakat IFSC: UBIN0534692
Khetsarai IFSC: UBIN0535958
Khuthan IFSC: UBIN0536938
Kusarna IFSC: UBIN0547735
Kushaha IFSC: UBIN0576662
Kutir chakke college,chakke IFSC: UBIN0556980
Kuttupur IFSC: UBIN0574511
Lakhauaun IFSC: UBIN0571920
Leduka bazar IFSC: UBIN0543756
Machhlishahr IFSC: UBIN0538388
Maharajganj ,dist jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0535397
Manikalan IFSC: UBIN0543021
Mariahu IFSC: UBIN0538957
Marikpur IFSC: UBIN0573370
Maseeda IFSC: UBIN0576671
Meerganj IFSC: UBIN0543322
Mia ka chak IFSC: UBIN0571954
Mubarakpur IFSC: UBIN0572241
Muftiganj IFSC: UBIN0540048
Mungra badshapur IFSC: UBIN0534579
Mustafabad IFSC: UBIN0543624
Naoperwa IFSC: UBIN0536296
Nehrunagar IFSC: UBIN0546241
Neorhiya bazar IFSC: UBIN0540820
Pali IFSC: UBIN0543373
Patrahi IFSC: UBIN0543578
Patti narendrapur IFSC: UBIN0542890
Pawara IFSC: UBIN0541966
Purani bazar IFSC: UBIN0547565
Pureon,purenna IFSC: UBIN0542903
R o jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0536253
Rajabazar IFSC: UBIN0541583
Ramdayalganj IFSC: UBIN0543063
Ramnagar IFSC: UBIN0573396
Rithi IFSC: UBIN0572004
Ro jaunpur south IFSC: UBIN0592510
Sarai loka IFSC: UBIN0573388
Sarai padri IFSC: UBIN0573400
Saral lite jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0585564
Sarsara IFSC: UBIN0539686
Serai kewat IFSC: UBIN0918903
Shahganj main IFSC: UBIN0534714
Shambuganj IFSC: UBIN0542954
Shivapar IFSC: UBIN0568554
Shri ganesh rai pg IFSC: UBIN0562416
Sihipur IFSC: UBIN0571971
Sikrara bazar IFSC: UBIN0540226
Singramau IFSC: UBIN0536369
Sirkoni IFSC: UBIN0543055
Sitam sarai IFSC: UBIN0560995
Sukhlalganj IFSC: UBIN0543471
Takhapurab IFSC: UBIN0570206
Tariyari IFSC: UBIN0563650
Tezi bazar IFSC: UBIN0543616
Thanagaddi IFSC: UBIN0541702
Tighra IFSC: UBIN0558176
Trilochan mahadev IFSC: UBIN0541427
Uchoura IFSC: UBIN0571997
Union premier kirakat IFSC: UBIN0590690
Union premier sabarhad IFSC: UBIN0592366
Usk kerakat jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0583448
Usk purani bazar jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0583456
Vikash bhawan jaunpur IFSC: UBIN0558583
Zafrabad IFSC: UBIN0534137
What is IFSC Code?
IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11-character alphanumeric code that uniquely identifies bank branches in India. It's used for electronic fund transfers like NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS. The first 4 characters represent the bank, the 5th character is always '0' (reserved for future use), and the last 6 characters identify the specific branch.
How IFSC Code Helps:
- Enables secure online money transfers
- Required for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transactions
- Ensures funds reach the correct bank branch
- Mandatory for salary transfers and bill payments
- Used in UPI and digital wallet transactions
What is MICR Code?
MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) is a 9-digit code printed on cheques using magnetic ink. It helps in faster processing of cheques by automated machines. The first 3 digits represent the city, next 3 digits represent the bank, and the last 3 digits represent the branch.
How MICR Code Helps:
- Enables automated cheque processing
- Reduces cheque clearing time
- Prevents cheque fraud and forgery
- Required for cheque-based transactions
- Ensures accurate bank and branch identification