MICR Code for State Bank Of Patiala Branches in Punjab

State Bank Of Patiala Branches in Punjab State

State Bank Of Patiala has branches in the following districts of Punjab state. List as follows: Abohar, Adampur, Ahmedgarh, Ajitwal, Ajnala, Alampur, Alamwala, Amargarh, Amlala, Amloh, Amritsar, Anandpur Sahib, Apra, Asron, Aur, Baba Bakala, Badani Kalan, Badshahpur, Bagha Purana, Bajakhana, Bajwara, Bakshiwala, Balachaur, Balbehra, Balianwali, Balluana, Ban Bora, Banga, Bangi Ruldu, Banur, Barapind, Bareh, Baretta, Bargari, Bariar, Bariwala, Barnala, Bassi Pathana, Batala, Bathinda, Beesla, Begowal, Behniwal, Behrampur Bet, Bela, Benra, Bhadaur, Bhadson, Bhagta, Bhalaiana, Bhasaur, Bhatiwal Kalan, Bhawanigarh, Bhikhi, Bhikiwind, Bhisiana, Bhogiwal, Bhogpur, Bholath, Bhucho Kalan, Bhucho Mandi, Bhunga, Bibiwala, Boha, Budhlada, Burass, Chabhal, Chaheru, Chajli, Chamkaur Sahib, Chananwal, Chanarthal Kalan, Chandiani Khurd, Chauke, Cheema, Chuni Kalan, Dakala, Dasuya, Dehlon, Dera Bassi, Derababa Nanak, Devigarh, Dhamot, Dhanaula, Dhandrala Dhindsan, Dharamgarh, Dharmkot, Dhaula, Dher, Dhilwan, Dhilwan Kalan, Dhuri, Dinanagar, Dirba, Don Kalan, Doraha, Dudhan Sadhan, Duggan, Faridkot, Fatehgarh Punjtur, Fatehgarh Sahib, Fatta Maluka, Fazilka, Firozpur, Gajewas, Garhdiwala, Garhshankar, Ghagga, Ghanaur, Ghanauri Kalan, Gharuan, Giddar Baha, Gobind Garh, Goniana, Goraya, Gulzarpur, Gurdaspur, Gurditpura, Guruharsahai, Gurusar, Halwara, Handesra, Handiayaya, Hariana, Harsa Mansar, Harshachhina, Hathan, Himmatgarh, Hoshiarpur, Ibban, Jagraon, Jaitu, Jakhepal, Jakhwali, Jalal, Jalalabad, Jalaldiwal, Jalalpur, Jalandhar, Jand Mangauli, Jhanjhoti, Jhunir, Johal, Jundiala, Kakrala, Kalanaur, Kaljhar, Kalyan, Kalyan Sukha, Kamalpur, Kanjla, Kapurthala, Kartarpur, Karyal, Katron, Kauli, Khamanon, Khanauri Mandi , Khanna, Khanpur, Kharar, Khem Karan, Khera Gajju, Khipanwali, Khuda, Khyala Kalan, Killianwali, Kiratpur Sahib, Kohara, Konke, Kot Bhai, Kot Kapura, Kotfatta, Kotfatuhi, Kulgarhi, Kumbra, Kup Kalan, Kurali, Ladhuka Mandi, Landran, Lehal Kalan, Lehra Mohbat, Lehragaga, Lohat Baddi, Lohka, Longowal, Ludhiana, Machhiwara, Mahal Kalan, Mahalpur, Mahatpur, Majitha, Malaudh, Malerkotla, Mallanwala, Malout, Mamdot, Manak Pura, Mananwala, Mandvi, Mansa, Maur, Mehlan, Mirthal, Moga, Mohali, Mokandpur, Moonak, Morinda, Mukerian, Muktsar, Mullanpur Dakha, Mullowal, Mundi Chhuri Malan, Mundi Kharar, Myserkhana, Nabha, Nadala, Nadampur, Nakodar, Nangal, Naraingarh, Narangwal, Narot Jaimal Singh, Nasrala, Nathana, Nawanshahar, Nihal Singh Wala, Nihalsingh Wala, Nurmahal, Nurpur Kalan, Paniar, Panjgrain Kalan, Pathankot, Patiala, Patran, Patti, Payal, Phagwara, Phillaur, Pholariwala, Phul, Piplanwala, Qadian, Raikot, Rajpura, Ralla, Raman, Rampura Phul, Rayya, Rupnagar, Sadhar, Sadiq, Sahiba, Sahnewal, Samana, Samrala, Sanaur, Sangol, Sangrur, Sarabha, Sardulgarh, Sas Nagar Mohali , Sawaddi Khas, Sbs Nagar, Sehna, Shahkot, Sham Chaurasi, Shambhu Kalan, Sheikhpura, Shutrana, Sidhwan Bet, Singho, Sirhind, Soundha, Sularghrat, Sultanpur Lodhi, Sunam, Talwandi Bhai, Talwandi Choudhrian, Talwandi Sabo, Tapa, Tarn Taran, Thali, Thara Uprala, Theri, Tungwali, Ubhawal, Uppli, Urmar Tanda, Verka, Virk Kalan, Wander Jalana, Zira, Zirakpur, .

Immediate Payment Service (IMPS)

IMPS stands for "Immediate Payment Service". It is an instant interbank electronic fund transfer service to transfer funds from one account to another immediately and securely. It can be done through various channels such as ATM, Mobile Phones, Internet Banking, etc. This facility has been introduced in 2010 by National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI).

This service is available 24x7, throughout the year which means using this facility a person can transfer or receive money all the time even on Sundays and bank holidays.

Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS)

RTGS or Real Time Gross Settlement is a super-fast money transferring method. RTGS is an abbreviation for "Real Time Gross Settlement". RTGS can be defined as specialist funds transfer system to transfer the money from one bank to another on continuous (real-time) and gross settlement basis. It allows the individuals as well as the companies and the firms to transfer funds from one bank to another bank within the country.