Old IFSC Codes After Bank Mergers
Bank Mergers 2019-2020
The Indian government merged several public sector banks in 2019 and 2020. This affected IFSC codes for millions of account holders.
Merger List
| Old Bank | Merged Into | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Dena Bank | Bank of Baroda | 2019 |
| Vijaya Bank | Bank of Baroda | 2019 |
| Allahabad Bank | Indian Bank | 2020 |
| Oriental Bank of Commerce | Punjab National Bank | 2020 |
| United Bank of India | Punjab National Bank | 2020 |
| Syndicate Bank | Canara Bank | 2020 |
| Andhra Bank | Union Bank of India | 2020 |
| Corporation Bank | Union Bank of India | 2020 |
Did Your IFSC Code Change?
If you had an account with any merged bank, your IFSC code may have changed. Some branches retained old codes temporarily, but most have been updated. Check your bank's website or search on ifscindia.com to verify.
What If I Use the Old IFSC?
Using an old IFSC code for NEFT/RTGS may result in the transfer being rejected or delayed. Always verify the current IFSC code before making transfers.