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ABDUL REHMAN STREET, MUMBAI
ANDHERI
ASSET RECOVERYBRANCH, MUMBAI
ATM BRANCH, MUMBAI
BABULNATH ROAD, MUMBAI
BALLARD ESTATE
BANDRA
BANDRA KURLA COMPLEX, MUMBAI
BHANDUP
BHARAT DIAMOND BOURSE
BHULESHWAR, MUMBAI
BORIBUNDER, MUMBAI
BORIVILI
BYCULLA
CAPITAL MARKET SERVICES
CASH MANAGEMENT SERVICES
CBD BELAPUR
CENTRALCARD DEPT.
CHEMBUR, MUMBAI
CHURCHGATE
COLABA CAUSWAY
CORPORATE FINANCE BRANCH
COTTON EXCHANGE
CRAWFORD MARKET
DADAR
DAHISAR(E)
DAHISAR WEST
DELISLE ROAD
DEONAR, MUMBAI
DHARAVI 90FT
GAD CENTRAL OFFICE
GHATKOPAR, MUMBAI
GIRGAUM, MUMBAI
GOKHALE RD., MUMBAI
GOREGAON,MUMBAI
GOWALIA TANK ROAD, MUMBAI
GRANT RD., MUMBAI
INDUSTRIAL FINANCE BRANCH MUMBAI
INVESTMENT CENTRAL OFFICE
J.B.NAGAR
JUHU VILE PARLE, MUMBAI
KALBADEVI ROAD
KALINA
KANDIVILI
KANDIVLI(EAST)
KHAR, MUMBAI
KHER NAGAR, MUMBAI
KHODADAD CIRCLE
KURAR VILLAGE MALAD
LALA LAJPATRAJ COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
LOWER PAREL, MUMBAI
MAHIM, MUMBAI
MALAD, MUMBAI
MANDVI.
MANKHURD, MUMBAI
MARINE LINES, MUMBAI
MID CORPORATE FINANCE BRANCH ANDHERI
MULUND, MUMBAI
MUMBAI CENTRAL, MUMBAI
MUMBAI MAIN OFFICE
MUMBAI REGIONAL OFFICE
MUMBAI SUBURBAN REGIONAL OFFICE
MUMBAI ZONAL OFFICE
NARIMAN POINT
NBO MUMBAI, SERVICE BRANCH
NEHRU NAGAR KURLA (EAST), MUMBAI
NEPEAN SEA RD., MUMBAI
OPERA HOUSE, MUMBAI
OVERSEAS
PEDDER ROAD, MUMBAI
PRABHADEVI
RETAIL ASSET BRANCH-MUMBAI
RETAIL ASSET BRANCH VIDYAVIHAR
S.V.P ROAD, MUMBAI (SANDHURST RD)
SANTACRUZ
SEEPZ
SHARE BAZAR, MUMBAI
SION (WEST), MUMBAI
SUNDER NAGAR,MALAD,MUMBAI
T.I.F.R.COLABA
T.I.F.R.COLABA, MUMBAI
TARDEO MUMBAI
TATA ELECTRIC COMPANY, MUMBAI
TATA ELECTRIC COMPANY, TROMBAY
TATA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, PAREL
TREASURY BRANCH
VIKHROLI
VILE PARLE
WADALA, MUMBAI
WORLI, MUMBAI
NAIGAUM
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Important Terminologies
NEFT: National Electronic Funds Transfer.IMPS:Immediate Payment Service, an interbank electronic instant mobile money transfer service.
CFMS:Centralised Funds Management System developed by Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Code has eleven characters "Alpha Numeric" in nature. First four characters represent bank, fifth character is default "0" left for future use and last six characters represent branch.
MICR Code: Magnetic Ink Character Recognition as printed on cheque book to facilitate the processing of cheques.