IFSC Code ADCC0000110 for The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank Bordi Extension Counter Branch

Address, IFSC code, and branch contact number for The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank, Bordi Extension Counter Branch are provided below. If you have any inquiries or require information related to your IFSC code ADCC0000110 bank account, please feel free to contact the branch directly or the bank's Customer Care number. Branch Address: The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank Ltd., In Front Of Gram Panchayat Bordi IFSC Code: ADCC0000110 Branch Contact Number: 2415785 Please note that it's essential to verify the accuracy of the contact details and IFSC code with the bank for any specific inquiries or transactions.

IFSC Code: ADCC0000110

2415785The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank Bordi Extension Counter

IFSC Code ADCC0000110 The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank Bordi Extension Counter Branch
Bank Name	The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank
IFSC Code	ADCC0000110 (used for RTGS and NEFT transactions)
MICR Code	444831566
Branch	Bordi Extension Counter
State	Maharashtra
District	Akola
City	Akot
Address	The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank Ltd., In Front Of Gram Panchayat Bordi
Contact Phone	2415785
Email	[email protected]
Website	http://www.akoladcc.com
Customer	Tel: 0724-2425604

For secure fund transfers, use the following details:
Account Number: [123456789]
Account Name: [ABC]
Account Type: [Savings/Current]
Bank Name: The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank
Branch Name: Bordi Extension Counter
IFSC Code: ADCC0000110
Location: Akot, Maharashtra

What is ADCC0000110 IFSC Code

Understanding IFSC Codes

Indian Financial System Code (IFSC)

The Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) is an 11-digit code provided by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for uniquely identifying individual bank branches in India. This code is essential for facilitating electronic fund transfers such as NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer) and RTGS (Real-Time Gross Settlement).

The IFSC code is composed of 11 characters, each with its own significance. The first four characters represent the specific bank, followed by the character "zero" (0), which is reserved for future use. The remaining six characters make up the branch code, distinguishing each branch within the bank.

Is the IFSC code always 11 characters long?
Example: ADCC0000110

ADCC The first four digits of the IFSC code denote the name of the bank.
The fifth digit is "zero" (0),
000110 The last 6 digits specify the name of the specific The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank Bordi Extension Counter branch.

ADCC0000110 Bordi Extension Counter Branch Information

Discover essential information about the The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank - Bordi Extension Counter branch, including its Indian Financial System Code (IFSC), Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) Code, IFSC Code, address, contact number, and details about branch office and ATM locations in Akola district, Maharashtra.

What is The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank Bordi Extension Counter RTGS?

Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) is a fund transfer mechanism used to move money from one bank to another in real-time. This instantaneous transfer, hence the name "Real-Time," is applicable for amounts starting from a minimum of Rs. 2,00,000. Processing fees are applicable for RTGS transactions.

What is The Akola District Central Cooperative Bank Bordi Extension Counter Akola NEFT?

National Electronic Fund Transfer (NEFT) is an online money transfer system supported by RBI. It's designed for seamlessly transferring medium and small amounts between accounts and banks. Importantly, there is no minimum amount limit for sending money via NEFT.