The bank provides online banking facility. You can use the IFSC code the bank to transfer money from one account to another account using any of the money transfer facility—NEFT, RTGS and IMPS. If you are adding a beneficiary account to transfer money, you will need the IFSC code of the beneficiary’s bank account to transfer money. If you are buying a financial product, you will need to give the IFSC code of your bank account. IFSC code is a unique 11 character code that comprises of both numbers and alphabets. The first four characters are for the bank’s name, the fifth character is a zero while the last six characters represent the branch. The IFSC code of Punjab and Sindh Bank will start from PSIB0*******.
Where to find IFSC code? You can get the IFSC code in few clicks on paisabazaar.com. There is a tool called IFSC code locator that can help you find an IFSC code for any of the bank’s branch that is enabled for online money transfer. You have to select the bank’s name, state, city and branch in the IFSC code locator. Once you enter these details you will get the IFSC code along with the branch address and the MICR code.
About Punjab And Sind Bank
Headquartered in Delhi, it is a public sector bank. The bank was established in 1908 for serving the weaker section in the society. It was among the eight banks nationalized in 1980. It has about 1400 branches spread across India with about 600 branches in Punjab state only.
