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Bank of Baroda – DANDI – IFSC BARB0DANDII
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Bank of Baroda – DANDI

IFSC: BARB0DANDII
DANDI Branch · SURAT, GUJARAT
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BankBank of Baroda
BranchDANDI
CitySURAT
StateGUJARAT

About Bank of Baroda – DANDI

Bank of Baroda, DANDI branch has the IFSC code BARB0DANDII. The branch is located in SURAT, GUJARAT. This branch supports NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI transactions.

The IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) BARB0DANDII is an 11-character code used by the RBI to uniquely identify the Bank of Baroda, DANDI branch for NEFT, RTGS and IMPS electronic fund transfers. On this page you can find the branch address, contact number, MICR code and payment details. Be Code brings bank branch information together so you can find the right IFSC in seconds.

IFSC & Branch Information

IFSC Code
BARB0DANDII
MICR Code
—
SWIFT Code
—
Bank
Bank of Baroda
Branch
DANDI
Centre
DANDI
District
DANDI
State
GUJARAT
Contact
+910221800223344
NEFT
Yes
RTGS
Yes
IMPS
Yes
UPI
Yes

Branch Location

Branch Address
DANDI BRANCH,BANK OF BARODA,DANDI, GAM CHOWKDI DANDI,BESIDE BUS STOP, TALUKA OLPAD, SURAT, GUJARAT,394540
City
SURAT
District
DANDI
State
GUJARAT
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IFSC code of Bank of Baroda, DANDI branch?

The IFSC code of Bank of Baroda, DANDI branch is BARB0DANDII.

Where is Bank of Baroda, DANDI branch located?

Bank of Baroda, DANDI branch is located at DANDI BRANCH,BANK OF BARODA,DANDI, GAM CHOWKDI DANDI,BESIDE BUS STOP, TALUKA OLPAD, SURAT, GUJARAT,394540, SURAT, GUJARAT.

Does Bank of Baroda, DANDI branch support NEFT, RTGS and IMPS?

Yes, Bank of Baroda, DANDI branch supports NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI fund transfers.

How can I verify IFSC BARB0DANDII?

You can verify IFSC BARB0DANDII on the RBI website or your bank's official portal before making a transfer.

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Source: RBI / public bank branch dataLast Updated: 14 Oct 2026

Data is compiled from public sources and may change. Always verify the IFSC on the RBI website or your bank's official portal before making a transfer.