Axis Bank Branches in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh
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Amaravathi Road Guntur
IFSC: UTIB0005710
Bapatla (andhra Pradesh)
IFSC: UTIB0000475
Chilakaluripet
IFSC: UTIB0002556
Guntur
IFSC: UTIB0000070
Gurazala
IFSC: UTIB0004607
Jkc College Road
IFSC: UTIB0005950
Kothapet
IFSC: UTIB0003078
Mangalagiri
IFSC: UTIB0002907
Patnam Bazaar
IFSC: UTIB0004091
Pattabhipuram
IFSC: UTIB0002609
Piduguralla
IFSC: UTIB0002791
Repalle
IFSC: UTIB0000800
Sattenapalle
IFSC: UTIB0002792
Tenali
IFSC: UTIB0000556
The Guntur Coop Urban Bank Ltd
IFSC: UTIB0SGUB03
The Guntur Coop Urban Bank Ltd
IFSC: UTIB0SGUB04
The Guntur Coop Urban Bank Ltd
IFSC: UTIB0SGUB05
The Guntur Coop Urban Bank Ltd
IFSC: UTIB0SGUB06
The Guntur Coop Urban Bank Ltd
IFSC: UTIB0SGUB07
The Guntur Coop Urban Bank Ltd
IFSC: UTIB0SGUB08
The Guntur Coop Urban Bank Ltd
IFSC: UTIB0SGUB09
The Guntur Coop Urban Bank Ltd Ho
IFSC: UTIB0SGUB01
Vallabharaopalem
IFSC: UTIB0003675
Velagapudi
IFSC: UTIB0003425
Vinukonda
IFSC: UTIB0002088
Axis Bank Branches in Guntur
Find all Axis Bank branch locations in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh along with their IFSC codes. Each branch entry includes the complete address, contact information, and services available.
Using IFSC Codes for Transfers
To transfer money to any Axis Bank account in Guntur, you will need the correct IFSC code. Select your branch from the list below to get the exact IFSC code along with other branch details.
Branch Services
Axis Bank branches in Guntur provide comprehensive banking services including account management, loans, deposits, and online banking facilities. Most branches are enabled for NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, and UPI transactions. Search other banks and branches from the IFSC code finder.
FAQs about Axis Bank in Guntur
All Axis Bank branches in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh are listed on this page with their complete addresses and IFSC codes.
Axis Bank IFSC codes are 11-character codes. The first 4 characters identify the bank, the 5th is 0, and the last 6 identify the specific branch in Guntur.
IFSC codes are primarily for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transfers. For UPI, you typically need the UPI ID or VPA of the recipient.