Punjab & Sind Bank STATIONARY DEPARTMENT Branch IFSC Code
PSIB 0009025
Punjab & Sind Bank STATIONARY DEPARTMENT — NEW DELHI, DELHI
RTGS: ✗
NEFT: ✓
IMPS: ✓
UPI: ✓
Branch Details
- Bank
- Punjab & Sind Bank
- Branch
- STATIONARY DEPARTMENT
- IFSC Code
- PSIB0009025
- City
- NEW DELHI
- District
- NEW DELHI
- State
- DELHI
- Contact
- +917597333514
How to Use This IFSC Code
NEFT Transfer
Use IFSC code PSIB0009025 to send money via NEFT to this branch. NEFT transfers are processed in hourly batches during working hours. No minimum amount required.
RTGS Not Available
This branch does not support RTGS. Use NEFT or IMPS for transfer. For high-value payments, choose a nearby Punjab & Sind Bank branch with RTGS enabled.
IMPS Transfer
IMPS is available 24×7 including holidays. Maximum ₹5 lakhs per transaction. Use IFSC code PSIB0009025.
IFSC Code Structure
P
S
I
B
0
0
0
9
0
2
5
- PSIB — Bank code (Punjab & Sind Bank)
- 0 — Reserved (always 0)
- 009025 — Branch code (STATIONARY DEPARTMENT)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is PSIB0009025 valid for online transfer?
Yes, PSIB0009025 is a valid IFSC code for Punjab & Sind Bank STATIONARY DEPARTMENT branch in NEW DELHI, DELHI. You can use this code for NEFT, and IMPS transfers.
What bank does PSIB0009025 belong to?
PSIB0009025 belongs to Punjab & Sind Bank. The first 4 characters "PSIB" identify the bank.
Why can't I use PSIB0009025 for RTGS?
This branch does not support RTGS transfers. You can use NEFT or IMPS for fund transfers instead. RTGS is typically available at larger branches.