Surat District Co-operative Bank has 119 branches across 2 states and union territories in India. Use the IFSC structure SDCB0XXXXXX to identify this bank before initiating NEFT, RTGS, or IMPS transfers.

Co-operative Bank Note

Surat District Co-operative Bank operates as a co-operative banking institution. In some payment corridors, co-operative entities may clear under sponsor/settlement arrangements. Always verify branch name and IFSC together before NEFT/RTGS/IMPS transfers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IFSC code for Surat District Co-operative Bank?

Surat District Co-operative Bank IFSC codes start with SDCB. The full 11-character IFSC code varies by branch. Use the search above to find the IFSC code for your specific branch.

Does Surat District Co-operative Bank support RTGS transfers?

Yes, Surat District Co-operative Bank supports RTGS (Real Time Gross Settlement) transfers at most of its branches. RTGS is used for high-value transfers above ₹2 lakhs.

How to find Surat District Co-operative Bank IFSC code on cheque?

The IFSC code is printed at the top of your Surat District Co-operative Bank cheque leaf, usually near the MICR code. It's an 11-character code starting with SDCB.

How many branches does Surat District Co-operative Bank have?

Surat District Co-operative Bank has 119 branches across 2 states and union territories in India.