Karur Vysya Bank IFSC codes in Andhra Pradesh

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• Adoni1 branch
• Amalapuram1 branch
• Anakapalle2 branches
• Anantapur6 branches
• Bapatla2 branches
• Bhimavaram1 branch
• Chilakaluripet1 branch
• Chinaamiram1 branch
• Chintalapudi1 branch
• Chirala1 branch
• Chitoor1 branch
• Chittoor7 branches
• Chittor1 branch
• Cuddapah1 branch
• Cuddappah1 branch
• Dharmavaram,Anantapur DT1 branch
• East Godavari8 branches
• East Godavari DT1 branch
• Eluru1 branch
• Gajapathinag1 branch
• Gajuwaka1 branch
• Gannavaram1 branch
• Gudivada1 branch
• Guntur9 branches
• Hindpur1 branch
• Hyderabad1 branch
• Hyderabad Urban1 branch
• Ichchapuram1 branch
• Kadapa1 branch
• Kadiyam1 branch
• Kakinada2 branches
• Kankipadu1 branch
• Kavali1 branch
• Krishna6 branches
• Kuppam1 branch
• Kurnool6 branches
• Machilipatnam1 branch
• Madanapalle1 branch
• Mandapeta1 branch
• Markapur1 branch
• Mummidivaram1 branch
• Murakambattu1 branch
• N.T.R1 branch
• NTR District1 branch
• Nagari1 branch
• Nandigama1 branch
• Nandyal3 branches
• Narasannapeta1 branch
• Narasapur1 branch
• Narasaraopet1 branch
• Nellore4 branches
• Nuzvid1 branch
• Ongole1 branch
• Palakol1 branch
• Palanadu1 branch
• Palasa1 branch
• Parvathipuram1 branch
• Poranki1 branch
• Prakasam6 branches
• Prakasam District1 branch
• Prodattur1 branch
• Proddatur1 branch
• Rajahmundry1 branch
• Rajam1 branch
• Rajampet1 branch
• Rallabuduguru1 branch
• Ravulapalem1 branch
• Samalkot1 branch
• Srikakulam2 branches
• Tadepalligudem1 branch
• Tanuku1 branch
• Tenali1 branch
• Tirupathi2 branches
• Tuni1 branch
• Vijayawada10 branches
• Visakapatnam1 branch
• Visakhapatnam14 branches
• Vishakapatnam1 branch
• Vizag1 branch
• Vizakhapatnam2 branches
• Vizianagaram5 branches
• Vizianagaram Dist1 branch
• Vuyyuru1 branch
• Wes Godavari Dist1 branch
• West Godavari2 branches
• West Godavari Dist1 branch
• Yellamanchili1 branch

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.