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how to get swift code of my branch (sbi)

Discussion in 'Payment Processing' started by the_bond, Aug 25, 2008.

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    i made a money bookers acct . after some business i have some $$ in it. i want to get it cashed . i have a bank acct in sbi . but the branch has no swift code :(
    (atleast the branch locater shows that ). Do i need to open a new acct in main branch ? Or shall i put the main branch swift code in it ?
    there r many other branches in chennai which have different swift codes than the main branch
    like
    COMMERCIAL BRANCH,CHENNAI etc


    here is the details of my sbi branch
    its in chennai

    Branch Name: MADURAVOYAL

    Branch Code: 7066

    Address: 99, POONAMALEE HIGH ROAD

    City/State: MADURAVOYAL, TAMILNADU

    Pincode: 602102

    Swift Code: N/A

    RTGS : YES Phone: (044) 23780222, 23781651

    Fax:

    Email: sbi.07066@sbi.co.in

    Forex Type: --

    IFSC Code: SBIN0007066

    Alternate Channels: Internet banking a Core banking a ATM(s) r


    can any one get me the swift code of this branch ?


    link

    here is chennai main branch
    can any one help me ?
    i m urgently i need of a cashout
    :(
     
    the_bond, Aug 25, 2008 IP
  2. tajimd

    tajimd Well-Known Member

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    as per i know, if your branch does not have swift code then you cannot receive swift transfer in it. Try to move your account from current branch to main branch of that city, that might help you.
     
    tajimd, Aug 25, 2008 IP
  3. rome

    rome Peon

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    The Bond

    Every bank will have their swift code, The branch need not have a specific swift code, Some smaller branches use a centralized swift code of their head office and using the same you can receive international funds, Simply approach the branch manager where you hold an account, He will provide you with the swift code and other details required for the successful transfer of the funds to your account
     
    rome, Aug 25, 2008 IP
  4. the_bond

    the_bond Peon

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    well on a friends advice i added the main branch's swift code


    one more question
    when i tried to withdraw they asked for a bank verification process (well there were 3 options but letter not yet received and i dont have a cc). they said that we will send a deposit and in the reference column. they will right a code which i will have to provide there .


    Where can i see that verification code ? in the payment history ? i have myself deposited money in some sbi accts ; there is no such coloum to right some note to the acct holder . how do i get the verification code ?



    Someone who has a bank acct in sbi and has ever withdrawn form moneybookers plz answer.
     
    the_bond, Aug 25, 2008 IP
  5. Pervert-For-Life

    Pervert-For-Life Banned

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    you need to open a new account where they have the swift code... or else you wont be able to do any transaction..
     
    Pervert-For-Life, Aug 25, 2008 IP
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    olddocks Notable Member

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    You can find the SWIFT code here:
    http://www.swift.com/biconline

    if they have direct SWIFT code, else you need get their correspondent bank information.

    As far as i know your bank needs a direct SWIFT code to receive money from moneybookers. You can do with correspondent banks as well but you need to be cautious.
     
    olddocks, Aug 25, 2008 IP
  7. the_bond

    the_bond Peon

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    r u from india ?????
    r u sure about it ??????
    i got this info from a friend that i can add the swift of the main branch
     
    the_bond, Aug 25, 2008 IP
  8. HRA

    HRA Active Member

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    Only thing you have to do is ask from your bank
     
    HRA, Aug 25, 2008 IP
  9. royalstar_23

    royalstar_23 Well-Known Member

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    As u mention Isfc code.. It is the Swift code for that branch.. If u enter Isfc code instead of Swift. that will do also.
     
    royalstar_23, Sep 30, 2010 IP
  10. vipulgreattt

    vipulgreattt Peon

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    IFSC codes are totally different from SWIFT codes..former is a unique one within the country while later is unique one in whole world...so dont use ifsc for swift they are differemt...I have swift code and ifsc different...at least here in India :p
     
    vipulgreattt, Jul 20, 2011 IP
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    Asiangal Greenhorn

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    Yes swift and Ifsc code are different. If you have checkbook, you can see at the bottom.
     
    Asiangal, Jul 20, 2011 IP