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UTIB0SAS001

S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank

Branch

S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank IMPS

City

MUMBAI

State

MAHARASHTRA

Branch Details

IFSC CodeUTIB0SAS001
BankS.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank
BranchS.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank IMPS
AddressSCF 66 PHASE 2, MOHALI
CityMUMBAI
DistrictMOHALI
StateMAHARASHTRA

What does UTIB0SAS001 mean?

UTIB0SAS001
UTIB — Bank code. Identifies S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank. All branches of S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank share this prefix.
0 — Reserved character. Always zero in every IFSC code in India.
SAS001 — Branch code. Uniquely identifies the S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank IMPS branch within S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank.

Transfer Methods

NEFT (not supported)
RTGS (not supported)
IMPS (not supported)

How to use this IFSC code

1

Open your bank's app or net banking

Go to Fund Transfer or Add Beneficiary.

2

Enter the recipient's account number

Double-check every digit — transfers cannot be reversed.

3

Enter IFSC code UTIB0SAS001

Select S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank and enter UTIB0SAS001 for the S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank IMPS branch.

4

Choose transfer method

Use NEFT for transfers up to ₹2 lakh, RTGS for ₹2 lakh and above.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which bank branch does IFSC code UTIB0SAS001 belong to?
IFSC code UTIB0SAS001 belongs to S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank, S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank IMPS branch, located at SCF 66 PHASE 2, MOHALI, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA.
What is the MICR code for UTIB0SAS001?
The MICR code is not available for UTIB0SAS001.
Does UTIB0SAS001 support NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transfers?
S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank IMPS (UTIB0SAS001): NEFT — not supported; RTGS — not supported; IMPS — not supported.
What does the code UTIB mean in IFSC UTIB0SAS001?
The first four characters UTIB identify S.A.S Nagar Central Co-operative Bank. The fifth character is always 0. The last six characters SAS001 identify the specific branch.

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