Syndicate Bank IFSC codes: old codes and the new Canara Bank codes
Syndicate Bank merged into Canara Bank on 1 April 2020. The old IFSC codes, which began with SYNB, stopped working on 1 July 2021. Every branch became a branch of Canara Bank and got a new IFSC code.
How the new code is made
Canara Bank's rule: change SYNB to CNRB and add 10000 to the number. For example SYNB0003687 became CNRB0013687.
What this page lists
4,455 old codes of Syndicate Bank that were in the lists of the Reserve Bank between December 2006 and the merger and are not in use now. For 4,135 of them we show the new code: 4,118 by the bank's own rule, the rest by matching the branch name and place (marked "confirm"). Where no single branch matched, the page says so instead of guessing: some branches were closed or joined with a nearby branch after the merger.
Choose a state
- Andaman and Nicobar Islands 11 old codes
- Andhra Pradesh 616 old codes
- Arunachal Pradesh 1 old code
- Assam 35 old codes
- Bihar 73 old codes
- Chandigarh 8 old codes
- Chhattisgarh 39 old codes
- Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu 1 old code
- Delhi 181 old codes
- Goa 32 old codes
- Gujarat 109 old codes
- Haryana 167 old codes
- Himachal Pradesh 12 old codes
- Jammu and Kashmir 5 old codes
- Jharkhand 45 old codes
- Karnataka 913 old codes
- Kerala 257 old codes
- Lakshadweep 7 old codes
- Madhya Pradesh 117 old codes
- Maharashtra 259 old codes
- Manipur 1 old code
- Meghalaya 5 old codes
- Mizoram 2 old codes
- Nagaland 1 old code
- Odisha 119 old codes
- Puducherry 4 old codes
- Punjab 76 old codes
- Rajasthan 111 old codes
- Sikkim 3 old codes
- State not given 1 old code
- Tamil Nadu 331 old codes
- Telangana 32 old codes
- Tripura 6 old codes
- Uttar Pradesh 671 old codes
- Uttarakhand 62 old codes
- West Bengal 142 old codes
Is my money safe?
Yes. In a merger every account, deposit and loan moves to the bank that took over, with the same balance. Only the names and codes change: the IFSC code, usually the MICR code, the cheque book, and sometimes the account number.
What to do if you still have the old code
- If you are paying someone: ask them for the new code, or find it here and confirm it with them. A payment to the old code is refused and the money returns to your account.
- If it is your own account: use the code printed on your new cheque book or passbook, or shown in the bank's app. Give the new code to your employer, tenants, clients, mutual funds, insurers and the income tax portal, so salaries, refunds and SIP or EMI debits keep working.
- Old cheques: cheque books of the merged bank stopped being accepted after a notice period. Ask your branch for a new one.
Check an old code
Questions
What is the new IFSC code of my Syndicate Bank branch?
Find the branch in the list on this page, or type the old code in the checker. Where a new Canara Bank code is known it is shown next to the old one.
Do old Syndicate Bank IFSC codes still work?
No. They stopped working on 1 July 2021. A payment to an old code is refused and the money comes back to the sender.
Did my account number change after the merger?
In some mergers account numbers stayed the same and in others they changed when the accounts moved to the new bank's computer system. Your passbook, statement or the bank's app shows the number in use now.
Old codes come from the lists published since December 2006. Current data as of 1 September 2026. All merged and closed banks