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Indian Bank in Mumbai Suburban: IFSC codes and branch details

Indian Bank operates 3 branches in Mumbai Suburban, out of 6,040 across India. Every branch has its own IFSC code — you need it, together with the account number, to receive a local transfer in Indian rupees. The codes below come from the Reserve Bank of India's own register.

That is about 4.8% of the 62 bank branches in Mumbai Suburban, which makes it the 4th largest bank in the city by branch count. The largest in Mumbai Suburban is Bank of Baroda, with 41. Mumbai Suburban is Indian Bank's 184th largest city in India and holds about 1.0% of the 290 branches the bank runs across Maharashtra. Nationally Indian Bank is the 10th largest bank in the Reserve Bank of India's register, with 6,040 branches. Every code on this page starts with IDIB0 — those four letters are Indian Bank's own identifier, used at all of its branches nationwide.

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IFSC codes for Indian Bank branches in Mumbai Suburban

IFSC codes, branch names and addresses
IFSC codeBranchAddress
IDIB000B602Bandra West143 Pauline Sister Society Waterfield Road Bandra West Pin 400050
IDIB000K536KalinaA H Wadia Tech Instt Bldg 292/11 Cst Road Kalina Kalina Pin 400098
IDIB000M578Malad West34 Shriram Apt Ramchandra Lane Malad West) Mumbai Pin 400064

Find a branch by its IFSC code

All 182,498 codes in the Reserve Bank of India register, snapshot of 2026-08-21, are searchable here. It covers branches this page does not list, including Indian Bank branches outside Mumbai Suburban.

How to send money to a Indian Bank account in Mumbai Suburban

  1. Get the details from your recipient — full name as it appears on the account, account number and the IFSC code of their branch.
  2. Fund your transfer from your own USD, EUR or GBP account details.
  3. Send in INR — the money arrives as a local Indian transfer, so the recipient does not need to deal with international banking.

Common questions

What is the IFSC code for Indian Bank in Mumbai Suburban?

There is no single code — each of the 3 branches in Mumbai Suburban has its own. They all begin with IDIB0, and the last six characters identify the individual branch. Find your recipient's branch in the table above to get the exact one.

Which Indian Bank branch in Mumbai Suburban should I send to?

The one where the account was opened — the code is tied to that branch, not to the city, and Indian Bank has 3 of them in Mumbai Suburban. If your recipient is not sure which is theirs, it is printed on their cheque book and shown in their banking app.

Do I need the IFSC code to receive money in Mumbai Suburban?

Yes. For a local transfer into an Indian bank account you need the account number and the IFSC code of the receiving branch. Without the IFSC the payment cannot be routed.

Is Indian Bank the biggest bank in Mumbai Suburban?

No. With 3 branches it ranks 4th in Mumbai Suburban, behind Bank of Baroda, which has 41. Branch count is not the same as which bank is best for receiving money from abroad — any Indian account can receive a local rupee transfer.

What if I have the wrong IFSC code?

The transfer will normally be rejected and the money returned, but this takes time and a fee may apply. Always confirm the code with the recipient before sending.

Where this data comes from

Branch names, addresses and IFSC codes are taken from the Reserve Bank of India's list of NEFT-enabled branches, snapshot of 2026-08-21. The RBI compiles it from the participating banks themselves, so spellings follow the banks' own records. We normalise state names and city spellings, merge duplicate names for the same city, and exclude administrative entries such as RTGS head offices and service branches from branch counts. Nothing is added to the data. Found something wrong? Write to [email protected].

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