All YES BANK branch details having IFSC Code in KENDRAPARA district
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YES BANK operates 15 branches in KENDRAPARA District of ODISHA State
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- KENDRAPARA URBAN COOP BANK AUL
- KENDRAPARA URBAN COOP BANK CHANDOL
- KENDRAPARA URBAN COOP BANK MAIN BRANCH
- KENDRAPARA URBAN COOP BANK MARSHAGHAI
- KENDRAPARA URBAN COOP BANK OLD BUS STAND
- KENDRAPARA URBAN COOP BANK PATTAMUNDAI
- THE CUTTACK CCB AUL
- THE CUTTACK CCB CHANDOL
- THE CUTTACK CCB KENDRAPADA
- THE CUTTACK CCB MAHAKALPADA
- THE CUTTACK CCB MARSHGHAI
- THE CUTTACK CCB PATKURA
- THE CUTTACK CCB PATTAMUNDAI
- THE CUTTACK CCB RAJKANIKA
- THE CUTTACK CCB RAJNAGAR
Yes Bank 15 branches can be accessible in the Kendrapara district of Odisha State. All the Yes Bank branches in Kendrapara accept RTGS (Real-Time Gross Settlement), NEFT (National Electronic Fund Transfer) and IMPS (Immediate Payment Service) transactions.
List as follows: Kendrapara urban coop bank aul || Kendrapara urban coop bank chandol || Kendrapara urban coop bank main branch || Kendrapara urban coop bank marshaghai || Kendrapara urban coop bank old bus stand || Kendrapara urban coop bank pattamundai || The cuttack ccb aul || The cuttack ccb chandol || The cuttack ccb kendrapada || The cuttack ccb mahakalpada || The cuttack ccb marshghai || The cuttack ccb patkura || The cuttack ccb pattamundai || The cuttack ccb rajkanika || The cuttack ccb rajnagar
Above branches has 15 unique IFSC code,MICR Code. Without IFSC Code RTGS (Real-Time Gross Settlement), NEFT (National Electronic Fund Transfer) and IMPS (Immediate Payment Service) transaction can not be done.
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What is a MICR Code?
Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) is a 9-digit code used in banking for secure and automated cheque processing under the Electronic Clearing System (ECS).
🔹 Structure of a MICR Code:
- First 3 digits – Represent the city code (aligned with PIN codes).
- Middle 3 digits – Represent the bank code.
- Last 3 digits – Represent the specific branch code.
🔹 Where Can You Find a MICR Code?
- Printed at the bottom of cheque leaves.
- Available on the first page of your passbook.
🔹 Why is MICR Important?
- Speeds up cheque clearance using MICR-enabled scanners.
- Reduces errors in processing and ensures quick verification.
- Used for ECS transactions, salary processing, and automatic bill payments.
✅ 2025 Update: Many banks are shifting to digital cheque clearing (DCC), reducing reliance on MICR for faster settlement cycles.
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