Banking Reference - New Delhi

SBI Delhi IFSC Code T - State Bank of India New Delhi Branches

This page lists State Bank of India branches in Delhi with branch names beginning with the letter T, together with the IFSC and MICR details available in this page's branch directory.

Before sending money: Confirm the beneficiary's account number, branch name and current IFSC with State Bank of India. RBI guidance treats the beneficiary branch IFSC as a key routing field for NEFT transactions, and branch details may change after relocation, merger or administrative changes.

SBI Delhi IFSC and MICR Codes for Branches Starting with T

State Bank of India branch and address	IFSC code	MICR code
Tigri DelhiAmbedkar Nagar Sector-1, New Delhi, PIN 110017	SBIN0004843	110002124
Tilak NagarGurdwara Santpura, New Delhi, PIN 110018	SBIN0001551	110002125
Tirki KalanVillage Tikri Kalan, Delhi	SBIN0006815	110002169
Tis HazariTis Hazari Court Complex, New Delhi	SBIN0000726	110002126
Togore Garden New DelhiDE 83, Tagore Garden, New Delhi 110027	SBIN0011563	110002477
Town Hall Branch Chandni Chowk Delhi394, Ganga Niwas, Chandni Chowk, Delhi	SBIN0030139	110005002
Trade Finance Central Processing Cell8th Floor, C-Block, New Delhi Main Branch, 11 Sansad Marg, Delhi	SBIN0005051	110002421
Trilokpuri DelhiTrilokpuri, Delhi, PIN 110091	SBIN0004713	110002127

What is an IFSC Code?

IFSC means Indian Financial System Code. It identifies a bank branch for electronic payment systems such as NEFT. When a transfer requires an IFSC, the code should match the intended beneficiary branch. A wrong or outdated branch code can delay or misdirect the payment process.

What is a MICR Code?

MICR refers to Magnetic Ink Character Recognition. Banks use MICR information in cheque processing and clearing. The MICR entries above are reproduced from this page's existing SBI Delhi branch directory and should be independently confirmed when a transaction or form requires current bank details.

How to Use This SBI Delhi IFSC List

Locate the SBI branch by name, note its IFSC and compare the branch address with the beneficiary's banking details. Before making a high-value or time-sensitive transfer, verify the code through SBI's official branch locator or directly with the branch. Do not rely on an IFSC code merely because an account was previously associated with that branch.