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Surat District Co-operative Bank IFSC Code — Find Any Branch

Find the IFSC code for any Surat District Co-operative Bank branch in India — search by branch, city or state, or browse the full list below.

IFSC Prefix
SDCB0
Total Branches
119
States / UTs
2

About Surat District Co-operative Bank IFSC codes

Surat District Co-operative Bank operates 119 branches across 2 states and union territories in India, with its largest presence in Gujarat, Maharashtra. Every Surat District Co-operative Bank branch has a unique 11-character IFSC code beginning with the prefix SDCB0, followed by a branch identifier. Use the search box above to find any Surat District Co-operative Bank branch's IFSC code instantly, or browse by state below.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the IFSC code of Surat District Co-operative Bank?
Each Surat District Co-operative Bank branch has its own IFSC code beginning with SDCB0. There is no single code for the whole bank — use the search box above to find your specific branch.
How many branches does Surat District Co-operative Bank have?
Our directory lists 119 Surat District Co-operative Bank branches across 2 states and union territories in India.
Can I use the Surat District Co-operative Bank IFSC code for NEFT, RTGS and IMPS?
Yes. The same IFSC code works for NEFT, RTGS and IMPS transfers to that Surat District Co-operative Bank branch, along with the account number and account-holder name.
Where do I find my Surat District Co-operative Bank branch IFSC code?
It is printed on your Surat District Co-operative Bank cheque book and passbook, shown in net-banking and the mobile app, and searchable above by branch or city name.
Is the Surat District Co-operative Bank IFSC code the same for every branch?
No. The first part identifies Surat District Co-operative Bank, but the branch portion differs for each branch, so always use the code for your exact branch.