Banking & Payments

Bank Of India IFSC Codes — All Branches

Every Bank Of India branch has a unique 11-character IFSC code beginning with BKID. The bank operates 63 indexed branches across 11 states in our public-sample dataset (full RBI dataset of ~200,000 branches rolling out Jun 2026). Use the branch IFSC for NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, and NACH.

How Bank Of India IFSC is structured

BKID 0 XXXXXX

Bank code: BKID
Reserved: 0
Branch code: 6 chars

Examples: BKID0008635BKID0004421BKID0004428

Transfer rails Bank Of India supports

Rail	Settlement window	Per-txn limit	Use IFSC?
NEFT	30-min batches, 24×7	None	Yes
RTGS	Real-time	≥ ₹2 lakh	Yes
IMPS	Instant, 24×7	₹5 lakh / txn	Yes
NACH	2-3 business days	Mandate-based	Yes (+ MICR)
UPI	Instant	₹1 lakh / day	Not needed — handle-based

Find a Bank Of India branch

All Bank Of India branches

63 branches indexed across 11 states. Click any branch for the full IFSC, MICR, address, share-QR, and vCard.

Bihar — 7 branches

Gujarat — 2 branches

Haryana — 9 branches

Jharkhand — 7 branches

Karnataka — 4 branches

Kerala — 3 branches

Maharashtra — 4 branches

Tamil Nadu — 2 branches

Telangana — 3 branches

Uttar Pradesh — 6 branches

West Bengal — 16 branches

Frequently asked questions

What is the IFSC code format for Bank Of India?

All Bank Of India IFSC codes begin with BKID followed by a 0 and a 6-character branch identifier (e.g., BKID0008635 for the Andhra Pradesh Police Academy branch). The 4-letter prefix BKID identifies the bank; the trailing 6 characters identify the branch.

Does Bank Of India support NEFT and RTGS?

Yes. Bank Of India is a scheduled bank that participates in NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, and NACH. Use the branch IFSC code for any of these rails. UPI works at the customer level (linked to your account) and does not need the IFSC.

How do I find the IFSC code for a specific Bank Of India branch?

Use the search box below or browse the branch list by state. Each branch has its own dedicated page with the IFSC code, MICR code, full address, and a one-click share / QR / vCard download.

Is Bank Of India insured by DICGC?

Deposits in all scheduled banks (including cooperative banks and small finance banks) are insured by the Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC) up to ₹5 lakh per depositor per bank. This covers savings, FD, RD, and current accounts combined. Always confirm the bank's scheduled status on the RBI website before parking large deposits.

How often is the IFSC data updated for Bank Of India?

Monthly, from the RBI public IFSC master. Branch additions, mergers, and re-codings during the month appear in the next refresh cycle. For high-value transfers, always cross-check the IFSC on the bank's net-banking portal or passbook before sending.

Source: RBI public IFSC dataset, last refreshed 2026-06-08. HonestMoney.in is not affiliated with Bank Of India or the Reserve Bank of India. Always cross-check the IFSC on the bank's net-banking portal or passbook before high-value transfers.