- IFSC code
- CNRB0000026
- Bank
- Canara Bank
- Branch
- Priority Credit Wing,HO, Bangalore
- MICR code
- 560015986
- Address
- Canara Bank, 112, J.C.Road, Head Office, Bangalore -560 002 (Karnataka)
- City
- Bangalore Urban (district Bangalore)
- State
- Karnataka
- Transfers
- NEFT availableRTGS availableIMPS availableUPI available
What CNRB0000026 means
- CNRB: the bank, Canara Bank
- 0: always zero, kept for future use
- 000026: the Priority Credit Wing,HO, Bangalore branch
To send money, add the account number, the account holder's name and CNRB0000026 as a payee in your banking app. NEFT and IMPS work round the clock; RTGS is for ₹2 lakh or more.
Other Canara Bank branches in Bangalore Urban
- Priority Credit Section,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000025
- Rural Development Section,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000027
- Recovery Wing,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000028
- Leasing Division,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000023
- Retail Banking Wing,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000029
- Staff Training College,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000022
- Risk Management Wing,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000030
- CC PR Section,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000031
- Strategic Planning Development Wing,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000032
- Hrod Section,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000019
- Digital Banking Servises WingCNRB0000033
- Hosa Section,HO, BangaloreCNRB0000018
All Canara Bank branches in Bangalore Urban
Other banks in Bangalore Urban
- State Bank of India
- ICICI Bank
- HDFC Bank
- Union Bank of India
- Kotak Mahindra Bank
- Bank of Baroda
- Indusind Bank
- Axis Bank
Frequently asked questions
Which bank and branch is CNRB0000026?
CNRB0000026 belongs to Canara Bank, Priority Credit Wing,HO, Bangalore branch, Canara Bank, 112, J.C.Road, Head Office, Bangalore -560 002 (Karnataka).
What is the MICR code of Canara Bank, Priority Credit Wing,HO, Bangalore?
The MICR code is 560015986. It is printed at the bottom of cheques from this branch.
Can I use CNRB0000026 for RTGS and IMPS?
NEFT, RTGS, IMPS transfers are enabled for this branch.
Sources
Last checked on 19 September 2026. IFSC data comes from RBI’s list, refreshed monthly. Banks sometimes merge or move branches; confirm the code on your cheque book or with your bank before a large transfer.