Rbl Bank Branches in Bangalore, Karnataka
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Banashankari Bda Complex
IFSC: RATN0000428
Banashankari Branch
IFSC: RATN0000288
Banaswadi, Bangalore
IFSC: RATN0000369
Bannerghatta Road
IFSC: RATN0000424
Basavanagudi
IFSC: RATN0000337
Basaveshwar Nagar
IFSC: RATN0000427
Brookefields Branch
IFSC: RATN0000289
Btm Layout
IFSC: RATN0000409
Domlur
IFSC: RATN0000410
Electronic City Phase I
IFSC: RATN0000453
Fourth Phase,jp Nagar
IFSC: RATN0000433
Frazer Town
IFSC: RATN0000408
Jayanagar
IFSC: RATN0000334
Jayanagar Seventh Block
IFSC: RATN0000368
Koramangala Eighty Ft Road
IFSC: RATN0000383
Kumarapark
IFSC: RATN0000442
Mahadevapura
IFSC: RATN0000444
Marathahalli
IFSC: RATN0000441
Padmanabhanagar Bangalore
IFSC: RATN0000584
Peenya, Bangalore
IFSC: RATN0000352
Rajajinagar Branch
IFSC: RATN0000290
Rt Nagar
IFSC: RATN0000339
Sadashiv Nagar,bangalore
IFSC: RATN0000484
Sanjay Nagar
IFSC: RATN0000407
Sixth Block,koramangala
IFSC: RATN0000446
Sixth Phase Jp Nagar
IFSC: RATN0000445
Vidyaranyapura
IFSC: RATN0000443
Whitefield
IFSC: RATN0000406
Yelahanka Branch
IFSC: RATN0000426
Rbl Bank Branches in Bangalore
Find all Rbl Bank branch locations in Bangalore, Karnataka 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 Rbl Bank account in Bangalore, 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
Rbl Bank branches in Bangalore 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 Rbl Bank in Bangalore
All Rbl Bank branches in Bangalore, Karnataka are listed on this page with their complete addresses and IFSC codes.
Rbl 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 Bangalore.
IFSC codes are primarily for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transfers. For UPI, you typically need the UPI ID or VPA of the recipient.