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| # | Swift Code | Bank/Institution Name | Bank Branch | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2951 | UCBAINBB016 | UCO BANK | (CHURCHGATE BRANCH) | CHURCHGATE |
| 2952 | UCBAINBB342 | UCO BANK | COIMBATORE | |
| 2953 | UCBAINBB330 | UCO BANK | (M G ROAD ERNAKULAM) | ERNAKULAM |
| 2954 | UCBAINBB108 | UCO BANK | (GIRIDIH BRANCH) | GIRIDIH |
| 2955 | UCBAINBB126 | UCO BANK | (GOALPARA BRANCH) | GOALPARA |
| 2956 | UCBAINBB316 | UCO BANK | (GUNTUR BRANCH) | GUNTUR |
| 2957 | UCBAINBB128 | UCO BANK | (SILPUKHRI, GUWAHATI BRANCH) | GUWAHATI |
| 2958 | UCBAINBB110 | UCO BANK | (KARIMGANJ BAZAR GUWAHATI BRANCH) | GUWAHATI |
| 2959 | UCBAINBBMBH | UCO BANK | (MCU BANJARA HILLS) | HYDERABAD |
| 2960 | UCBAINBB322 | UCO BANK | (HYDERABAD KOTHI BRANCH) | HYDERABAD |
| 2961 | UCBAINBBFHY | UCO BANK | (FCC HYDERABAD) | HYDERABAD |
| 2962 | UCBAINBB336 | UCO BANK | HYDERABAD | |
| 2963 | UCBAINBB008 | UCO BANK | (NEW PALASIA INDORE) | INDORE |
| 2964 | UCBAINBB010 | UCO BANK | (MI ROAD JAIPUR BRANCH) | JAIPUR |
| 2965 | UCBAINBB214 | UCO BANK | (JOHARI BAZAR JAIPUR BRANCH) | JAIPUR |
| 2966 | UCBAINBB012 | UCO BANK | (NEHRU PARK BRANCH) | JODHPUR |
| 2967 | UCBAINBB234 | UCO BANK | (JULLUNDUR CITY BRANCH) | JULLUNDUR |
| 2968 | UCBAINBB246 | UCO BANK | KANPUR | |
| 2969 | UCBAINBB130 | UCO BANK | KOCH BIHAR | |
| 2970 | UCBAINBB326 | UCO BANK | (COCHIN BRANCH) | KOCHI |
| 2971 | UCBAINBB134 | UCO BANK | (KOLKATA MAIN) | KOLKATA (CALCUTTA) |
| 2972 | UCBAINBB102 | UCO BANK | (INTERANTIONAL BANKING BRANCH) | KOLKATA (CALCUTTA) |
| 2973 | UCBAINBB132 | UCO BANK | (INDUSTRIAL FINANCE BRANCH) | KOLKATA (CALCUTTA) |
| 2974 | UCBAINBB136 | UCO BANK | (INDIA EXCHANGE PLACE) | KOLKATA (CALCUTTA) |
| 2975 | UCBAINBBBID | UCO BANK | (BIDHANNAGAR) | KOLKATA (CALCUTTA) |
| 2976 | UCBAINBB312 | UCO BANK | (KOLLAM (QUILON) BRANCH) | KOLLAM |
| 2977 | UCBAINBB216 | UCO BANK | (LUDHIANA CIVIL LINES BRANCH) | LUDHIANA |
| 2978 | UCBAINBBMAN | UCO BANK | (MANGALORE) | MANGALORE |
| 2979 | UCBAINBB218 | UCO BANK | (MORADABAD BARTAN BAZAR BRANCH) | MORADABAD |
| 2980 | UCBAINBB240 | UCO BANK | (CIVIL LINES MORADABAD) | MORADABAD |
| 2981 | UCBAINBB | UCO BANK | MUMBAI | |
| 2982 | UCBAINBB001 | UCO BANK | (TREASURY) | MUMBAI |
| 2983 | UCBAINBB002 | UCO BANK | (NARIMAN POINT BRANCH) | MUMBAI |
| 2984 | UCBAINBBAND | UCO BANK | (MCU ANDHERI WEST MUMBAI) | MUMBAI |
| 2985 | UCBAINBB004 | UCO BANK | (D N ROAD BRANCH) | MUMBAI |
| 2986 | UCBAINBB028 | UCO BANK | (SITABULDI NAGPUR) | NAGPUR |
| 2987 | UCBAINBBNAG | UCO BANK | (MCU NAGPUR) | NAGPUR |
| 2988 | UCBAINBBNAV | UCO BANK | (NAVSARI) | NAVSARI |
| 2989 | UCBAINBB242 | UCO BANK | (PARLIAMENT STREET) | NEW DELHI |
| 2990 | UCBAINBB202 | UCO BANK | (PARLIAMENT STREET BRANCH) | NEW DELHI |
| 2991 | UCBAINBB232 | UCO BANK | (NEHRU PLACE KALKAJI NEW DELHI) | NEW DELHI |
| 2992 | UCBAINBB230 | UCO BANK | (DEFENCE COLONY NEW DELHI BRANCH) | NEW DELHI |
| 2993 | UCBAINBB244 | UCO BANK | (CONNAUGHT PLACE) | NEW DELHI |
| 2994 | UCBAINBBPNJ | UCO BANK | (PANAJI GOA) | PANAJI |
| 2995 | UCBAINBBPAN | UCO BANK | (PANIPAT) | PANIPAT |
| 2996 | UCBAINBB236 | UCO BANK | (PHAGWARA BRANCH) | PHAGWARA |
| 2997 | UCBAINBB334 | UCO BANK | (PONDICHERRY BRANCH) | PONDICHERRY |
| 2998 | UCBAINBBPOR | UCO BANK | (PORBANDAR) | PORBANDAR |
| 2999 | UCBAINBB024 | UCO BANK | (PIMPRI, PUNE) | PUNE |
| 3000 | UCBAINBB022 | UCO BANK | RAIPUR |
Swift code means "Society for Interbank Financial Telecom in the World". These codes standardized as BIC, which means for "Business Identification Codes". Normally, the purpose of using swift codes is to recognize the banks and their branches in global cash movements.
It guarantees us that the cash transaction is done with appropriate sender or receiver bank. Banks use these swift codes for international bank money, bill, funds transfers. Swift code might be 8 or 11 characters long, the 11-digit code is the approach for a special branch code, and the suffix 'XXX' in an 8-digit code is the approach for the bank's main office.
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