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Dena Bank IFSC Code: Find Your New Bank of Baroda Code
Dena Bank no longer exists as a separate bank. Here's what happened to your IFSC code — and how to get the correct one in seconds.
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Your old Dena Bank IFSC code will not work. Dena Bank merged into Bank of Baroda, and customers were issued new IFSC codes. Using the old code can cause a transfer to fail.
What happened to Dena Bank?
On 1 April 2019, Dena Bank — along with Vijaya Bank — was merged into Bank of Baroda. All Dena Bank branches became Bank of Baroda branches, and account holders were gradually migrated, receiving new account numbers and new IFSC codes.
Your IFSC code changed like this
Old Dena Bank codes started with BKDN. New Bank of Baroda codes start with BARB0:
BKDN0XXXXXX → BARB0XXXXXXHow to find your new Bank of Baroda IFSC code
- Look at your updated passbook or cheque book from Bank of Baroda.
- Log in to Bank of Baroda net banking or the bob World app.
- Verify any code instantly using the search below.
Frequently asked questions
Can I still use my old Dena Bank IFSC code?
No. The old Dena Bank (BKDN) codes have been discontinued. Use your new Bank of Baroda (BARB0) code.
Did my account number change too?
Many customers received new account numbers during the migration. Check your latest passbook or contact Bank of Baroda to confirm.
Where is my branch now?
Your former Dena Bank branch now operates as a Bank of Baroda branch, in most cases at the same address.