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BKID0006517: Bank of India, Payal branch

IFSC code BKID0006517 belongs to the Payal branch of Bank of India in Ludhiana, Punjab.

BKID0006517

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Branch details

Bank
Bank of India
Branch
Payal
IFSC code
BKID0006517
MICR code
141013153
Address
Payaldistrict Ludhiana
Town or city
Ludhiana
State
Punjab
Phone
+911628276223

How the code BKID0006517 is built

BKID is the bank part: the letters of Bank of India. The fifth character is always the digit 0. 006517 is the part that names this branch.

The MICR code 141013153 is the number printed along the bottom of this branch's cheques. 141 is the city, 013 is the bank and 153 is the branch.

Payments listed for this branch

ServiceThis branchWhat it is
NEFTYesBank transfers that are sent in batches through the day.
RTGSYesLarge transfers that are settled one by one, at once.
IMPSYesInstant transfers at any hour, from an app or net banking.
UPIYesPayments from a phone app with a UPI ID or QR code.

"Not listed" means the service is not marked for this branch in the lists of the Reserve Bank and NPCI. The bank can tell you what the branch offers today.

Other Bank of India branches in Ludhiana

Bank of India has 28 more branches in Ludhiana, the first 10 below.

All Bank of India branches in Punjab · Bank of India branch pages in Punjab

Questions

What is the IFSC code of Bank of India, Payal?

The IFSC code is BKID0006517. Use it with the account number to send money by NEFT, RTGS or IMPS to an account held at this branch.

What is the MICR code of Bank of India, Payal?

The MICR code is 141013153. It is printed along the bottom of the cheques of this branch.

Where is the Payal branch of Bank of India?

The address in the Reserve Bank's list is: Payaldistrict Ludhiana. The phone number in the list is +911628276223; numbers change, so check with the bank.

Data as of 1 September 2026. Confirm the code with the bank, a cheque book or a passbook before a large or first payment. Check this code again · Sources