Bank Of India BSR Code 0222426 Amritsar Branch Amritsar

BSR code 0222426 of Bank Of India Branch is located at Amritsar situated at Amritsar district, Punjab state. The address of Bank Of India Amritsar branch as per bank branch and RBI is Sco 10 Block B, Ranjith Avenus. Find BSR Code, Link BSR Code and Nodal BSR Code of Bank Of India Amritsar branch below. If you wish Bank Of India BSR Code Search, please click here.

BSR CODE 0222426 of Bank Name Bank Of India, Link BSR Code : 0223222, Nodal BSR Code : , Address : Sco 10 Block B, Ranjith Avenus, City : Amritsar, District : Amritsar, State : Punjab, PIN :143001, Bank Of India Timings: Monday to Friday: 10 AM to 4 PM, Saturday - 10 AM to 4 PM (Except 2nd and 4th Saturday). Find below all NEFT (National Electronics Fund Transfer) enabled branches of Bank Of India.

The Bank Of India has branches in the Amritsar district. Please use Check BSR Code link from "BSR Codes" sub menu to search your branch for BSR code.

What is BSR code?

BSR, or Basic Statistical Return, is a critical part of banking infrastructure, serving as a seven-digit digital bank code that plays an important role in financial transactions and checking arrangements. Each financial institution is assigned a unique BSR code, which is printed on the check to facilitate proper checking and processing.

This seven-digit code is conveniently placed on checks and other financial documents. It serves as a structured identity, helping in the classification and analysis of records of banking transactions. BSR codes are designed to be easily read by both machines and humans.

During check processing, a special machine is used to read the BSR code. This machine converts letters digitally, allowing for efficient processing and processing of checks. This automated process increases the speed and accuracy of financial transactions in the banking industry.

Despite being machine-readable, the BSR code is also human-readable, providing transparency and access to those involved in financial transactions. Both readings make it clear that automated systems and human operators can easily understand and use the information entered in the BSR. Finally, the BSR code is an important part of the banking system, contributing to the efficiency, accuracy and transparency of financial services, especially in terms of financial planning and statistics.

More Bank Of India Branches In Amritsar, Punjab

Bank Of India has Following Branches in Amritsar District. List as follows: