Bank of India: old IFSC codes that are no longer in use

Bank of India is working as usual. These 1,749 codes were in an earlier list of the Reserve Bank and are not in the current one (data as of 1 September 2026). A bank takes a code out when it closes a branch, joins it with a nearby branch or gives a branch a new code. The accounts are not closed: they move to another branch of Bank of India, which has its own code.

For 14 of them a current branch has the same name in the same place, and its code is shown. That is a match by name, not a statement from the bank, so confirm it before a payment. For the others, look for the branch in the current list of Bank of India or ask the account holder.

Choose a state

• Andhra Pradesh 1 old code
• Chandigarh 1 old code
• Delhi 2 old codes
• Gujarat 3 old codes
• Haryana 2 old codes
• Jharkhand 2 old codes
• Karnataka 1 old code
• Kerala 1 old code
• Maharashtra 337 old codes
• Odisha 2 old codes
• Punjab 1 old code
• Rajasthan 1 old code
• State not given 2 old codes
• Tamil Nadu 2 old codes
• Uttar Pradesh 1,391 old codes

Old codes come from the lists published since December 2006. Merged and closed banks