State wise list of Union Bank IFSC code, MICR code and addresses of all branches in India
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Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) is utilized for electronic payment applications like Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS), National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT), Immediate Payment Service (IPM), a bank-to-bank electronic Instant Mobile Money Transfer service (IMPS), and Centralized Funds Management System (CFMS) designed by Reserve Bank of India (RBI). All this is to make it easier to track cash inflow and outflow.
IFSC codes have been allotted to all the branches of banks in India to easily identify transactions done through a particular branch. IFSC codes are alphanumeric, 11-digit codes, which are unique to a single branch and do not ever repeat. Money transfers can be done to a particular branch by compulsorily entering IFSC codes or MICR codes. These codes also helps users ensure that the transferred funds go to the right person, without any hassles.
The Reserve Bank of India has given different codes to all banks in the country and mandates their usage for all kinds of online money transactions. An IFSC code can be explained as carrying three different segments. The first four alphabets represent the name of the bank to which the code has been assigned. Then comes a zero which is generally a control character, left for future use. The next six digits of the code signify the specific branch of Union Bank of India and this is always unique. The last six digits change with every branch available.
Given below is an example of a Union Bank IFSC Code:
“UBIN0567434” - IFSC Code for a Union Bank of India branch
IFSC codes and MICR codes can be easily procured if the bank’s full name and the branch area is known to you. Users can conveniently find MICR codes and IFSC codes printed on cheque books/ leaves issued by Union Bank of India. The Reserve Bank of India website also offers the complete list of IFSC codes required for customers. Apart from the bank’s official website, the other sources available for getting IFSC codes are either third party financial websites or fiscal comparison websites.
BankBazaar, which is a popular financial comparison site, gives a comprehensive table carrying IFSC codes for Union Bank’s branches within India. Any user visiting the BankBazaar website has to select the Bank IFSC code link present at the bottom of the main page. Customers clicking on this link will be taken to a second page carrying four dropdowns. Customers have to enter certain details like state, bank, branch and district in order to get IFSC codes or MICR codes for Union Bank of India. The generated table also contains the phone number, address of the branch, name, branch code etc.
Union Bank customers can conveniently make online fund transfers by using NEFT or RTGS services, available on the bank’s website.
National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT):
National Electronic Funds Transfers (NEFT) are done in batches and have a specific timing within which the funds are settled by Union Bank of India. This process works on the basis of Deferred Net Settlements and is done on an hourly schedule. The money is credited to the beneficiary on the same day, if the batch clearance is within the stipulated time frame. Otherwise the money is credited on the next working day.
Real Time Gross Settlement System (RTGS):
Real Time Gross Settlement System (RTGS) transfers are done on an individual transaction basis, i.e., the clearance of funds are schedules one by one. As per the standing instructions set, UOB settles RTGS transactions within the current working day. RTGS is one of the fastest modes of fund transfers available and can be performed on completely secure platforms.
NEFT & RTGS Operating Hours:
| RTGS | NEFT |
| Monday to Friday – 8 AM to 4.20 PM | Monday to Friday – 8 AM to 6.30 PM |
| Bulk RTGS File must be uploaded before 3:50 PM if you want it to be processed on the same day. | Bulk NEFT File must be uploaded before 6 AM PM if you want it to be processed on the same day. |
| Saturday (except 2nd & 4th) – 3:30 PM | Saturday (except 2nd & 4th) |
NEFT Charges:
RTGS Charges:
For transaction amount ranging from INR 2 lacs to INR 5 lacs:
For transaction sum exceeding INR 5 lacs:
Information Required for Funds Transfer using any payment mode:
While making a NEFT or RTGS transaction with Union Bank of India, customers need to provide the below information:
Union Bank of India (UBI) is one of the premier banks owned by the Govt. of India (with 60.13 percent shares) and was established in the year 1919. Headquartered in Mumbai, financial capital of the country, it was officially inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi in 1921. A popular banking brand in India, Union bank has a pan-India network of more than 4000 branches supported by around 6400 ATMs. Having achieved a significant name on the Forbes 2000 with a whopping asset of 13.45 billion USD, it has a strong international presence too. Union Bank has always played a pre-emptive role in country’s economic progression and continues to do so. It never failed to extend credit for the necessities of various segments of economy.
In an effort to increase the digital literacy among senior citizens, Union Bank of India organized its first Digital Banking Awareness Campaign at the Nana Nani Park, Chowpatty in Mumbai. 150 senior citizen customers visit the bank every morning, therefore, a three-hour training session was organized to educate them on the benefits of digital banking. Senior citizens were taken through Union Bank’s various digital apps, such as, DigiPurse, UMobile, and the Unified Payment Interface (UPI). The campaign is to minimize the gap between old and young in the digital banking system and to help graduate all its customers to the digital banking platform.
19th December 2016
Union Bank of India, one of largest government-owned banks in India has issued 7,500 unsecured, redeemable, subordinated Basel III compliant Tier II bonds for a face value of Rs.10 lakh each. The bonds, which will mature on November 24th, 2026, are to be listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The coupon on the bonds is set at 7.74 % p.a. payable annually on November 24th till redemption. The bonds have been rated AAA/Negative by Credit Rating Information Services of India Limited (CRISIL). Union Bank offers services under three main categories, deposits, loans and advances, and remittances and collections. The bank is segmented into treasury operations, retail banking, corporate and wholesale banking, and other services.
25th November 2016
Union Bank of India has launched a USSD based ‘*99#’ mobile application for the Android platform, on Playstore.
This app does not need internet connectivity for its operation. It enables basic banking operations like checking account balance, MPIN management and funds transfer. The app also provides value-added services such as PMJDY account overdraft status and Aadhaar-linked overdraft status.
1st September, 2016
Security of one of Union Bank of India’s offshore accounts has been compromised in a cyber attack. However, the hacking was tracked and money transfer through IFSC or BRIC codes had been blocked. The bank suffered no loss in the incident.
The “nostro” account, a bank’s foreign currency account maintained in a foreign bank, was breached in New York. Around 70 percent of the amount was already traced and retrieved, while the remaining will be reclaimed in a few days, said Arun Tiwari, Union Bank chairman.
The Reserve Bank of India had told Indian banks last month to set up higher cyber security for their overseas accounts after Bangladesh’s central bank lost around USD 81 million in an online heist.
22nd July 2016
One of India’s largest public sector banks, Union Bank of India has launched e-SBTR (Electronic Secured Bank Treasury Receipt) that enables payment of registration fee as well as stamp duty fee towards home purchases in Maharashtra. This single window payment facility is an online facility that can be used 24/7 throughout the year and does not have a ceiling. e-SBTR will be made available to Union Bank of India customers in all the branches in the state through internet banking. The bank allows its customers to use other electronic fund transfer facilities such as NEFT and RTGS using IFSC codes of the bank branches.
26th May 2016
Union Bank of India has introduced a payment facility for registration fee and stamp duty for customers purchasing houses. The facility is called the e-SBTR (Electronic Secured Bank Treasury Receipt) and it allows customers to make payments related to housing purchases through a single window.
The e-SBTR is available for use 24 hours via the internet banking facility, where home buyers can complete all formalities including paperwork, online. Customers can also get their final documents endorsed at the branch level in one go. The facility will be initially available at all 508 branches of the Union Bank of India in Maharashtra and later expand to other states. Union Bank of India also offers electronic fund transfer facilities where money can be transferred using the IFSC codes of bank branches.
25th May 2016
Union Bank of India has launched an Electronic Secured Bank Treasury Receipt (e-SBTR) that allows single window payment of both stamp duty and registration fee for house purchase in Maharashtra.
Any amount can be paid through e-SBTR and it can be availed at any time of the day and year through internet banking. IFSC codes are not required to make this transaction.
While the product has been launched in the 508 branches of the Mumbai-based bank initially, it will be offered at branches in other states soon, the bank said.
25th May 2016
Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley believes,banks play a significant role in helping a country achieve high growth rates according to his speech in Sydney at the inaugural ceremony of the Union Bank of India. The inauguration of the Sydney branch was done in the presence of the Chairman & Managing Director of Union Bank of India, Mr. Arun Tiwari and High Commissioner of India in Australia, Mr. Navdeep Suri among others.
Jaitley also said that in order to recapitalise banks, sufficient funds would be provided.
The Union Bank of India was established in 1919 and is the currently the fifth largest in India among nationalised banks. As part of its banking portfolio, Union Bank of India offers services and products for MSME, Agriculture, Retail along with NRI and corporate customers and online transfer of funds via IFSC codes. This bank has over 4000 branches including three abroad and 6999 ATMs. The app ‘Digipurse’ was recently launched with the aim of simplifying various options such as mobile and DTH recharge, online shopping and more.
29th March 2016
The DigiPurse app is now available for those using Windows smartphones. Money transfers, shopping, recharges and utility bills can be paid through the Union Bank DigiPurse online wallet app. DigiPurse also enables customers to send funds to other users, as well as to accounts in other banks.
Customers have to transfer money from their internet banking or credit/debit cards to begin paying through the app. A feature of the app is its Visa card, a virtual card that can be used to make payments across websites. Money can also be transferred instantly via IMPS. This would require the IFSC or MICR code for the transactions to go through.
2nd February 2016
Even as government executives are said to be considering the union of Bhartiya Mahila Bank (BMB) with State Bank of India, country’s biggest public sector bank and the state-run Union Bank of India. According to media representative Ms. Ritu Singh Union Bank of India is quite interested in acquiring BMB and is presently in negotiations with the Finance Ministry administrators for that purpose. Bhartiya Mahila Bank was started by the Congress-led UPA government only two years ago solely to cater to female business people. But the bank could not make much of an impression in the loan portfolio and has achieved only a mortgage book of about INR 200 crores. Bank representatives claim that the Modi Government is of the opinion that there is no real validation for a special bank to provide to only women, particularly with the pressure the government has been put under the financial inclusion front. This has fetched the un-banked areas into the fiscal ecosystem, regardless of their gender. The IFSC Code too will be changed accordingly if the union happens.
3rd December, 2015
