GSCB0BKD071: Gujarat State Co-operative Bank, The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD Patosan

IFSC code

GSCB0BKD071Copy

Bank

Gujarat State Co-operative Bank

Branch

The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD Patosan

MICR code

385801523

Address

At Post Patosan

City

Banaskantha (district Patosan)

State

Gujarat

Phone

+912742288214

Transfers

NEFT availableRTGS availableIMPS availableUPI available

What GSCB0BKD071 means

• GSCB: the bank, Gujarat State Co-operative Bank
• 0: always zero, kept for future use
• BKD071: the The Banaskantha Dist Cent Co Op Bank LTD Patosan branch

To send money, add the account number, the account holder's name and GSCB0BKD071 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 DeodarGSCB0BKD003
• 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

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 3 November 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.