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Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd IFSC Codes in Ahmedangar

Ahmednagar, Maharashtra — click a branch to view full IFSC details

8
Branches

Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd has 8 branches in Ahmedangar, Ahmednagar district, Maharashtra. Each branch has a unique IFSC code used for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transfers. Select a branch below to view its IFSC code, MICR code, and address.

AMDN0000105
Chitale Road
AMDN0000101
Dalmandai
AMDN0000104
Gulmohar Road
AMDN0000103
Kapad Bazar
AMDN0000102
Market Yard
AMDN0000106
Midc
AMDN0000001
Rtgs-ho
AMDN0000111
Tarakpur

More Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd Branches in Ahmednagar District

Other cities in Ahmednagar where Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd operates:

Jamkhed 1 branch
Pathardi 1 branch
Shevgaon 1 branch
Shrigonda 1 branch

IFSC Codes — Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd Ahmedangar FAQs

What is the IFSC code of Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd, Chitale Road branch in Ahmedangar?

The IFSC code of Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd Chitale Road branch, Ahmedangar is AMDN0000105. There are 7 other branches of Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd in Ahmedangar — listed above.

How many Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd branches are in Ahmedangar, Ahmednagar?

Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd has 8 branches in Ahmedangar, Ahmednagar district, Maharashtra. They include Chitale Road (AMDN0000105) and Tarakpur (AMDN0000111), among others.

How do I transfer money to Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd Ahmedangar using IFSC?

Select the correct branch above, note its IFSC code, then enter it along with the recipient's account number in your bank's NEFT, RTGS, or IMPS transfer form. For example, to send funds to Chitale Road branch use IFSC AMDN0000105.

What is the difference between IFSC and MICR for Ahmednagar Merchants Coop Bank Ltd Ahmedangar?

The IFSC code (e.g. AMDN0000105) is an 11-character code used for digital transfers — NEFT, RTGS, IMPS. The MICR code is a 9-digit number printed on cheques for physical cheque processing. Both are branch-specific. Click any branch above to see both its IFSC and MICR codes.