GSCB0BKD003: Gujarat State Co-operative Bank, The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD Deodar

IFSC code

GSCB0BKD003Copy

Bank

Gujarat State Co-operative Bank

Branch

The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD Deodar

MICR code

385801071

Address

Above Dhaval Printing Press Railway Station Road at Post Deodar

City

Banaskantha (district Deodar)

State

Gujarat

Phone

+912735244037

Transfers

NEFT availableRTGS availableIMPS availableUPI available

What GSCB0BKD003 means

• GSCB: the bank, Gujarat State Co-operative Bank
• 0: always zero, kept for future use
• BKD003: the The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD Deodar branch

To send money, add the account number, the account holder's name and GSCB0BKD003 as a payee in your banking app. NEFT and IMPS work round the clock; RTGS is for ₹2 lakh or more.

Other Gujarat State Co-operative Bank branches in Banaskantha

• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD DeesaGSCB0BKD002
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD ShihoriGSCB0BKD004
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD VadgamGSCB0BKD005
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD TharadGSCB0BKD006
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD DhaneraGSCB0BKD008
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD DantaGSCB0BKD010
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD WavGSCB0BKD011
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD BhabharGSCB0BKD012
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD AmbajiGSCB0BKD013
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD ChhapiGSCB0BKD014
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD TharaGSCB0BKD015
• The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD BhildiGSCB0BKD016

All Gujarat State Co-operative Bank branches in Banaskantha

Other banks in Banaskantha

• Banaskantha Mercantile Co-operative Bank
• Axis Bank
• Union Bank of India
• Mehsana Urban Co-operative Bank
• Punjab National Bank
• Indian Bank
• HDFC Bank
• Bank of Baroda

Frequently asked questions

Sources

• Reserve Bank of India – IFSC and MICR codes
• Razorpay IFSC dataset (compiled from RBI)

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.