TUMKUR GRAIN MERCHANTS COOPERATIVE BANK LIMITED, KARNATAKA, BENGALURU, JAYA NAGAR BRANCH

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IFSC & MICR Code Details of TUMKUR GRAIN MERCHANTS COOPERATIVE BANK LIMITED, JAYA NAGAR BRANCH Branch

The IFSC Code of Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited , Jaya Nagar Branch Branch is TGMB0000012

Bank Name	TUMKUR GRAIN MERCHANTS COOPERATIVE BANK LIMITED
IFSC Code	TGMB0000012 (Used for electronic fund transfer such as NEFT, RTGS, IMPS across India for domestic fund transfer purposes.)
MICR Code	N/A (Updated Soon)
Branch Name	JAYA NAGAR BRANCH
Address	232 BY 19,PAVITHRA SOUTH AVENUE,9TH MAIN,3RD BLOCK,JAYANAGAR,BENGALURU 560011
State Name	KARNATAKA
District Name	BENGALURU
City Name	BENGALURU
Branch Code	000012 (Last six digits of IFSC code represent Branch code.)
Contact Number	N/A (Updated Soon)
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Website	http://www.tgmcbank.com
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About Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited, Jaya Nagar Branch Branch

General Information :

The Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited , Jaya Nagar Branch Branch is Located in Karnataka State, Bengaluru District, Bengaluru City in India. Address is: 232 By 19,pavithra South Avenue,9th Main,3rd Block,jayanagar,bengaluru 560011 .
The IFSC Code of Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited , Jaya Nagar Branch Branch is: TGMB0000012

Bank Operating Hours :

Bank Working Hours: Monday - Saturday (Expect sunday, public holidays, second & fourth saturday of every month) , 10 A.M - 4 P.M (Generic Timings*)
(* Do note that these bank timings vary from branch to branch.)
Lunch Timeing - Usally 1.30P.M - 3P.M (May vary from branch to branch). However bank employees took their lunch in batches so that the business is not affected & you can visit the bank at any time during lunch time.

Timing of Transactions :

NEFT Timeing - As per RBI guidelines, National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT) is available 24x7 with effect from Dec 16, 2019. National Electronic Fund Transfer is done in batches every half hour. There are twenty-three batches in total operating between the hours.
RTGS Timing - Monday-Satureday - 7:00 AM to 6.00 PM & Inter-bank transactions can be performed from 7 A.M to 7:45 P.M Except 2nd & 4th Saturday, Sundays and Holidays. (latest update on 26 August 2019)

Breakdown of Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited, Jaya Nagar Branch Branch IFSC Code

T	G	M	B	0	0	0	0	0	1	2
Bank Code				Future Use	Branch Code

The first four digits (TGMB) is bank code & representing the Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited.

Next one digit is generally (0) zero - it's reserved for future use.

Last six digits is (000012) - It's an unique identifier no for the particular branch & here it's representing Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited , Jaya Nagar Branch Branch.

FAQ

What is the IFSC Code of Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited, Jaya Nagar Branch Branch ?

The IFSC Code of Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited, Jaya Nagar Branch Branch is: TGMB0000012

What is the Branch Code of Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited , Jaya Nagar Branch Branch?

The Branch Code of the Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited , Jaya Nagar Branch Branch is 000012. Last six digits of IFSC code represent Branch code.

What is the Address of Jaya Nagar Branch Branch of Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited ?

The Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited Jaya Nagar Branch branch is located in Karnataka state, Bengaluru district , Bengaluru city. The Full Address is: 232 By 19,pavithra South Avenue,9th Main,3rd Block,jayanagar,bengaluru 560011

What is the Official Website of Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited ?

The Official Website of Tumkur Grain Merchants Cooperative Bank Limited is - http://www.tgmcbank.com

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Bank IFSC and MICR Code

What is an IFSC Code?

The Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) is a unique 11-digit alphanumeric code used for online fund transfer transactions via NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS. The IFSC code can be found on the cheque leaf provided by the bank. The IFSC codes are assigned to banks by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

Formation of the IFSC Code

The formation of IFSC code is as follows:

The first four letters of the IFSC Code are the bank code.
The next one digit is a generic (0) zero and is reserved for future use, and.
The last six digits are a unique identifier number for the specific financial institution or bank branch.

Example : Breakdown of the IFSC Code

A	B	C	D	0	1	2	3	4	5	6
Bank Code				Reserved for Future Use	Unique Branch Code

Applications of IFSC Code

The following are some applications of IFSC Code:

Aids in the unique identification of a specific bank branch.
Used for all electronic methods of payment such as NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS.
Assists in the elimination of errors in the fund transfer process.

What is MICR Code?

Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) is a 9-digit code that aids in the identification of a specific bank branch that is a part of the Electronic Clearing System (ECS), which is used to routinely clear cheques.

This code can be found on the bank's cheque leaf and is usually printed on the passbook that is given to the account holder.

Formation of the MICR Code

The formation of MICR code is as follows:

The first three digits of the MICR Code are the city code, and they are aligned with the pin code that we use for postal addresses in India.
The next three digits are the bank code, and
The last three digits are the branch code. This is a unique identifier number for a specific financial institution or bank branch.

Example : Breakdown of the MICR Code

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
City Code			Bank Code			Branch Code

Applications of MICR Code

The following are some applications for MICR Code:

Aids in the authentication of cheques and other paper documents.
It is used to expedite the processing of cheques.
The MICR code assists the RBI in determining the location of the bank branch.

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