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IFSC Codes — Chittor

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

State Bank Of India IFSC Codes in Chittor

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

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Branches

State Bank Of India has 7 branches in Chittor, Chittoor 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.

SBIN0020901
Madanapalle
SBIN0020797
Rly Stn Rd Tirupati
SBIN0021039
Srikalahasthichittoor
SBIN0021060
Stvnagar Tirupathi
SBIN0020926
Svims Tirupathi
SBIN0020328
Tirupathi Main
SBIN0020883
Tirupati

More State Bank Of India Branches in Chittoor District

Other cities in Chittoor where State Bank Of India operates:

Chittoor 28 branches
Tirupati 8 branches
Tirupathi 4 branches
Bangarupalem 3 branches
Madanapalle 3 branches
Punganur 3 branches
Puttur 2 branches
Angallu 1 branch
Arimuthanapalli 1 branch
B Kothakota 1 branch
B N Kandriga 1 branch
Bhakarapet 1 branch

IFSC Codes — State Bank Of India Chittor FAQs

What is the IFSC code of State Bank Of India, Madanapalle branch in Chittor?

The IFSC code of State Bank Of India Madanapalle branch, Chittor is SBIN0020901. There are 6 other branches of State Bank Of India in Chittor — listed above.

How many State Bank Of India branches are in Chittor, Chittoor?

State Bank Of India has 7 branches in Chittor, Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh. They include Madanapalle (SBIN0020901) and Tirupati (SBIN0020883), among others.

How do I transfer money to State Bank Of India Chittor 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 Madanapalle branch use IFSC SBIN0020901.

What is the difference between IFSC and MICR for State Bank Of India Chittor?

The IFSC code (e.g. SBIN0020901) 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.