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Bank code MUBL

Municipal Co-operative Bank IFSC Code and Branch List

24 Municipal Co-operative Bank branches across 1 states and union territories and 2 cities and districts. Pick a city to see each branch with its IFSC code, MICR code and address.

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Municipal Co-operative Bank branches by city

Municipal Co-operative Bank branches by state

How to find your Municipal Co-operative Bank IFSC code

Choose your city from the list above to open a page listing every Municipal Co-operative Bank branch in that city, each with its IFSC code, MICR code and full address. Click any IFSC code to open the branch page.

You can also read the IFSC code directly from your Municipal Co-operative Bank cheque book, passbook or bank statement, or from the bank's own website and app. The IFSC code is an 11 character code where the first four characters, MUBL, stand for Municipal Co-operative Bank.

This directory is for reference and is built from the public RBI and Razorpay IFSC dataset. IFSCDetails is not Municipal Co-operative Bank and not the RBI. Always confirm the IFSC code and account number with the bank or on a cheque leaf before you transfer money.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the IFSC code of my Municipal Co-operative Bank branch?

Pick your city from the list on this page to see every Municipal Co-operative Bank branch in that city with its IFSC code, MICR code and address. You can also read the IFSC from your Municipal Co-operative Bank cheque book, passbook or bank statement. Always confirm the code with the bank before transferring money.

How many Municipal Co-operative Bank branches are there?

Our directory lists 24 Municipal Co-operative Bank branches across 1 states and union territories and 2 cities and districts, compiled from the public RBI and Razorpay IFSC dataset.

What does the MUBL in the IFSC code mean?

The first four characters of every IFSC code are the bank code. MUBL is the code for Municipal Co-operative Bank. The fifth character is always a zero and the last six identify the branch.