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IFSC Codes — Vijayawada

Select Bank → State → District → City → Branch to find the IFSC code.

Enter 11-character IFSC code (e.g. HDFC0001234)

Axis Bank IFSC Codes in Vijayawada

Krishna, Andhra Pradesh — click a branch to view full IFSC details

12
Branches

Axis Bank has 12 branches in Vijayawada, Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh. 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.

UTIB0001900
Bhavanipuram
UTIB0001413
Eluru Road
UTIB0003443
Gunadala
UTIB0003345
K T Road Branch
UTIB0003988
Mahanadu
UTIB0003984
Moghalrajapuram
UTIB0000555
One Town
UTIB0002763
Satyanarayanapuram
UTIB0SSMCUB
Sri Sharadamba Mahila Co-operative Urban Bank Ltd
UTIB0000069
Vijayawada
UTIB0001425
Vijaywada ,service Branch
UTIB0003444
Vyyuru

More Axis Bank Branches in Krishna District

Other cities in Krishna where Axis Bank operates:

Kanchikacherla 2 branches
Nuzvid 2 branches
A Koduru 1 branch
Challapalle 1 branch
Chillakallu 1 branch
Gannavaram 1 branch
Jaggayyapeta 1 branch
Kaikalur 1 branch
Kanuru 1 branch
Lakshmipuram 1 branch
Machilipatnam 1 branch
Mylavaram 1 branch

IFSC Codes — Axis Bank Vijayawada FAQs

What is the IFSC code of Axis Bank, Bhavanipuram branch in Vijayawada?

The IFSC code of Axis Bank Bhavanipuram branch, Vijayawada is UTIB0001900. There are 11 other branches of Axis Bank in Vijayawada — listed above.

How many Axis Bank branches are in Vijayawada, Krishna?

Axis Bank has 12 branches in Vijayawada, Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh. They include Bhavanipuram (UTIB0001900) and Vyyuru (UTIB0003444), among others.

How do I transfer money to Axis Bank Vijayawada 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 Bhavanipuram branch use IFSC UTIB0001900.

What is the difference between IFSC and MICR for Axis Bank Vijayawada?

The IFSC code (e.g. UTIB0001900) 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.