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IFSC Code:SBIN0002121

IFSC Code

SBIN0002121

(used for RTGS and NEFT transactions)

Address

BIRBHUM WEST BENGAL

IFSC code :

SBIN0002121 and

MICR code :

731002003

for sbi bank, located at Santiniketan, Birbhum,West Bengal

If you live in Birbhum near SBI BANK , Santiniketan branch, it doesn't mean that you need to visit the SBI BANK every time to perform a financial transaction. With so many SBI BANK branches and varied needs, a click of the button is good enough to perform a transfer around Birbhum, West Bengal. IFSC Codes have been a part of the SBI BANK way of working for a long time now, and they have definitely been of help in case of a financial transaction.

A lot goes into making an experience wonderful for you at SBI BANK, especially the one that concerns a financial transaction in Santiniketan, Birbhum. A transfer to the wrong beneficiary is an act that you wouldn't want to do, and that is why it is important that you check the SBI BANK account number as many times as necessary, to ensure that the right beneficiary gets your money. IFSC Codes for SBI BANK are designed in a way to make sure that your bank is traceable. If the SBI BANK bank account details will not be in sync, the SBI BANK servers will not be able to locate the Santiniketan branch in Birbhum, West Bengal.

This in turn is a signal that things aren't happening in the right manner, while a validated SBI BANK IFSC code, will confirm that your beneficiary has a valid SBI BANK branch and the transaction can be done. Let's take one example:

There are various branches of SBI BANK in the country, but let's take into count their Santiniketan branch. The branch details are appended below:

IFSC Code SBIN0002121
MICR Code 731002003
Bank SBI BANK
Address BIRBHUM WEST BENGAL
District Birbhum
State West Bengal
Branch Santiniketan
Phone number 0
Branch Code

The details above validate that the SBI BANK has its operations in the Birbhum, West Bengal branch located at the BIRBHUM WEST BENGAL. This confirms that if you plan on doing a financial transfer, you must be sure of the SBI BANK IFSC code to ensure that the transfer happens without any hassles.

While all of us understand IFSC codes by now, let's understand MICR code as well. This is termed as Magnetic Ink Character Recognition which is a character recognition technology that helps in processing cheques faster. SBI BANK bank branch has a unique MICR code which helps RBI identify the SBI BANK branch, and speed up the cheque clearing process.

While SBI BANK IFSC is an 11 digit code, MICR is a 9 digit code, and the basic difference between these two codes is that IFSC code is used for SBI BANK online transactions, while MICR is used for SBI BANK offline transactions, like Cheque.

These two aspects are of great importance for SBI BANK financial transaction in both SBI BANK online transactions and SBI BANK offline transactions, and you can choose the one that works well for you.

ifsc News & Updates As it Happens

Expect Subdued Growth in FY 17: Banks

29th December 2016: With slowing down of loan applications, the fourth quarter has not seen much demand from customers with growth reducing to 5.8%. This unexpected lowering of demand lies in stark comparison to the otherwise flourishing last quarter seen in earlier times. Banks are expecting this trend to continue well into 2017.

PSBs preferred for branches, private banks for websites

9 August 2017:Public-sector banks are still not seen as cyber savvy as private banks even when most of them offer online services. When it comes to doing routine transactions, 37% of urban internet users go to websites of public-sector banks while 44% prefer websites of private banks. However, urban user prefer going to public sector branches rather than private sector branches. 14% like to do routine transactions at branches of public-sector banks while only 4% go to branches of private-sector banks. Urban internet users find branches of public-sector banks more convenient and with better customer service than those of private banks. In case of customer service, 23% find it the best at public-sector bank branches while the number for private-sector branches is 18%. When it comes to convenience of using various banking channels 9% urban internet users find branches of public-sector banks convenient while the number for private-sector branches is just 4%. For convenience and customer service in case of websites, urban users prefer private sector banks.

Bandhan Bank slashes micro loan lending rates to 18.4 per cent

10 October 2017:Bandhan bank has slashed the lending rates by 12 basis points to 18.4 percent a year. Microloan constitutes around 90% portfolio of the bank. The bank has also cut deposits rates by 10 basis for maturities over six months. The new rates will be effective from October 10. The new deposit rates for one year and less than two years are now at 7.15%, which is the highest offering by the bank. While State Bank of India's one-year deposit rate is 6.50%. Ghosh said the bank's deposit base grew to around Rs 25000 crore and advances to Rs 22000 crore. Bandhan bank which started two years ago has a customer base of 1.1 crores across 33 Indian states with around 850 branches and 2,500 doorstep service centres.

Paytm, ICICI Bank jointly launch 'Paytm-ICICI Bank Postpaid' offer short-term digital loans up to Rs 20,000 for 45 days

16 November 2017:Paytm has partnered with ICICI Bank, offering interest-free short-term digital loans up to Rs 20,000 for a maximum of 45 days, get access to instant credit for everyday use-cases ranging from movies to bill payments to flights to physical goods. If you go beyond 45 days, the bank will charge a penalty of approx 50 rs and interest rate of 3% per month. This offer only for common customers of Paytm & ICICI banks, for now, will not be available to Paytm Payment Banks or ICICI banks wallet pocket's customer. According to bank statement "This new offering will enable millions of Paytm customers to get access to instant credit for the first time for everyday use-cases ranging from movies to bill payments to flights to physical goods". Anup Bagchi, Executive Director, ICICI Bank said, "This can be looked at as a private credit card, there are a lot of impulse purchases that take place. In general, when people purchase, it is by way of existing money or credit. From the credit they choose, a large of it may get paid but there would be some portfolio, which may get rolled over and that's where we make money. That's the game."

50% of women choose to deposit their money in formal banks: Survey says

14 September 2017:As per current situation, occupation is the single largest element of how frequently household use bank accounts or have zero-balance accounts. "Women are the important mediator of change when it comes to engaging with formal banking channels. Nearly 48 per cent of women preferred depositing money in formal banks and 72 per cent in rural banking institutions compared to men who preferred to keep their money at home," according to the survey titled 'Decoding bank account usage by low-income segments Placing reality in digital ecosystem'. It was released today by Grameen Foundation India, J P Morgan and the Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA). When women access financial services, investments in child education and health move to rise; households save more and handle better during times of trouble, said J P Morgan head (global philanthropy), Maneesha Chadha. "This was especially true in rural areas, where 57 per cent of women mentioned that they are in search of updates outside usual banking transactions such as withdrawals and deposits, but only 40 per cent of men did so." The conclusion showed about those unemployed and individuals self-employed in agricultural labour were three times as likely to select for a regular savings account. In general, more than two-thirds of the primary earners of village households have a bank account. But their product choices sometimes act against completing their economic needs, the survey said. It said digital financial services have the capability to overcome some of the biggest obstacles to financial involvement, including limited financial knowledge, transaction charges and access to financial services.

Corporation Bank slashed overnight MCLR by 0.1 per cent

17 December 2017:Corporation bank has said in a statement that it has reduced its MCLR by 0.01 percentage point for overnight loan maturities. The new rate now stands at 7.80 percent. The MCLR which is for all rupee loans and advances including renewal will be effective from December 15. For rest of the tenors, the MCLR is kept unchanged. The current MCLR of the bank for one month and three months loan maturities stands at 7.90 percent and 8.20 percent respectively. For six months MCLR is at 8.60 percent and for one year maturity, the MCLR is at 8.65 percent. The MCLR was introduced in April 2016 as an alternative to the base rate mechanism.

SBI Card targets to double credit card customers in next 2 years

18 September 2017:SBI Card, the joint project between State Bank of India and GE Capital, is looking to double its credit card purchase and improve its market share in the next two years. According to Vijay Jasuja, Chief Executive Officer, SBI Card, the company has worked out a strategy for doubling its credit card customers on an incremental basis month-on-month, by tapping the bank's own customer base. The company's card sales increased 26% year-on-year to 45.6 lakh as on March 31. The company is looking to grow its card sales 25-30% this economy. "We have entered into a triple agreement with SBI and CIBIL to offer pre-approved cards to eligible customers. "SBI has a 45-50-crore customer base; even if we can get 1% of that, it will make us market leaders in the segment," he added. The share of SBI's own customers has been gradually increasing from 33% a year ago to 38% at present. The company also launched 'Unnati' card targeted at Jan Dhan account holders with a savings bank balance of 25 thousand. "This is one segment that we are looking at. We expect demand to pick up moving forward," Jasuja said.SBI Card is also giving online offerings on this festival season. It has tied up with Flipkart for its flagship Big Billion Days sale between September 20 and 24 and also providing EMI-based offerings for the purchase of mobile phones. Under the tie-up, the bank will offer up to 10% cashback on all purchases. Apart from that, it is also tying up with offline stores such as Croma and Reliance Fresh and travel portal Yatra.com and looking to partner large jeweler for increasing spending on the card.

Home loan Agencies demand a Lock in Period on Balance Transfer

8 July 2017:Several big home loan lenders have introduced a proposal for two or three years lock-in period on grounds that it is causing undue stirring in their portfolio. Since the home loan interest rates have dropped over the last six years, customers have opted to transfer their principal amount at lower rates offered by competing lenders. However, the restrictions will not be imposed in cases where the prepayment is done with own funds. The beneficiaries of this restriction are mainly the brokers and the agents who earn a fee on the same. Those who are against this move are arguing that that the introduction of a lock-in period is like going back to reintroducing prepayment penalty for customers, which will make the market inefficient and customers will not benefit from the decline interest rates.
A senior official with another leading housing finance company said, "Balance transfers in quick times are an unproductive aspect of the industry. While it does not lead to an increase in the size of loan book for the industry, it only ends up benefiting the agents and brokers who earn fee on such churns,"

RBI asks large borrowers to obtain unique code from banks

03 November 2017:RBI has now made it mandatory for the corporate borrowers having exposure of Rs 5 crore and above to obtain 20 digits legal Entity Identifier (LEI) from banks in a move to improve risk management. The RBI said borrowers with the fund and non-fund exposure of Rs 1,000 crore and above will have to get the unique code by March 31, 2018. While those having exposure between Rs 500 crore and Rs 1,000 crore have to obtain the code by June 30 and those having between Rs 100 crore and Rs 500 crore by March 31, 2019. "It has been decided that the banks shall advise their existing large corporate borrowers having total exposures of Rs 50 crore and above to obtain LEI," the RBI said in a notification. A separate roadmap for borrowers having exposure between Rs 5 crore and up to Rs 50 crore would be issued in due course, it added. The bank also said that the borrowers who will not obtain LE as per the schedule are not to be granted renewal/enhancement of credit facilities.

Your home and personal loans may soon be based on market rates

05 October 2017:Those who are willing for home and personal loans their interest rates on loans across the board would soon be benchmarked to external market rates as the banking regulator aims to put an end to the opacity of loan pricing by banks. RBI committee head Dr Janak Raj has suggested that interest rate on loans be fixed to any one of the 3 benchmark rates such as T-bill, certificate of deposit rate or the RBI's repo rate rather than leaving it to the judgment of each bank. It also suggested a ban on banks charging a conversion fee whenever the bank resets the rate of interest."Arbitrariness in calculating the base rate and MCLR and spreads charged over them has undermined the integrity of the interest rate setting process,'' RBI said. Data from the RBI shows that, between December 2014 and October 2016, a month before the demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, banks' Base Rate on an average reduced 0.61 percent when the policy rate was lowered by 1.75 percentage point. The report also suggested that interest rates reset which is now set at annual frequency creating potentially a one year delay in the transmission that these are changed on floating rate loans to quarterly resets. This is done to ensure that the transmission will be much faster. As on now, banks have adopted a marginal cost of lending rate formula where rates are linked to cost of their funds and are reset in different internals such as one month, six months to one year.

Only 7 per cent increase in transactions through cards after demonetisation

18 July 2017:New Delhi- As a result of demonetisation there is increase in transactions through debit and credit cards by 7 per cent, as against a sudden upward movement of over 23 per cent in overall digital transactions, top government officials said to the parliamentary panel. Administrations from different kind of ministries gave a presentation to the parliamentary standing Committee on Finance on 'Demonetisation and Transformation towards Digital'. The Digital transactions in all manners increased by 23 per cent to 27.5 million in May 2017 from 22.4 million in November 2016, according to the presentation given, a copy of which is present with PTI. A highest jump was observed in transactions through UPI, from one million per day in November 2016 to 30 million in May 2017. Unified Payment Interface (UPI) is a format that powers number of bank accounts into a single mobile application for smooth and continuous fund routing and merchant payments into one hood. Transactions through IMPS doubled 2.2 million from 1.2 million during the period under purview, as stated data shared by the government administration. The significance increase in digital transactions was witnessed in the case of plastic cards, as the increase was only 7 per cent from 6.8 million in November 2016 to 7.3 million in May this year.

Bhopal: After a number of farmers commit suicide, government reads the act against moneylenders.

20 July 2017:The Hoshangabad division commissioner Umakant Umrao has stated that anyone can be freed from the clutches of the money lenders on the orders of the administrative orders. All this has come after a horde of farmers have committed suicide. While addressing a meeting with the MP moneylenders he said that any licensed money lender if found guilty of violating the rules will be penalised under the Act and fined with an amount which may extend up to Rs.2000. Any person who is a victim of the atrocities of the money lender can lodge a complaint at the tehsil level control rooms which are established for the same purpose. He also stated that once such an application is received the authorities should investigate what have been the principal amount of the loan, the tenure of the loan, the rate of interest and also the outstanding amount along with the economic status of the farmer and if the money lender is not licensed the money need not be returned. Also the interest rate need should not exceed the principal amount. The authorised money lenders should get the resolution approved by the Gram Sabha and then register themselves. After registration gives a loan to any person he needs to issue a slip stating the amount, details of movable and immovable property, rate of interest etc. SDMs should also keep an eye on the registration of the property and probe whether it is an attempt to grab the property if it is registered after 5-6 years.

HFCs to face intense competition from banks above Rs 30 lakh home loan segment

12 August 2017:Housing finance companies are likely to face some tough competition in the mid-to-large ticket housing segment of above Rs 30 lakh. According to the India Ratings and Research agency (Ind-Ra) HFCs may find it challenging to expand their portfolio in the large ticket housing segment. "HFCs will face a margin contraction in this segment, limiting the spreads to absorb all the costs, while trying to generate reasonable returns," Ind-Ra said in a report. "This space is characterised by limited competition from banks and hence offers reasonable risk adjusted returns," it said. Ind-Ra estimates just about one-fifth of the total HFCs' portfolio accounts for ticket size higher than Rs 50 lakh.

As Banks Focus Moves to Retail, Share of Personal Loans Increases

23rd November 2016: The Reserve Bank of India said as the focus of lenders/banks moved to retail loans, the share of personal loans in the banking system increased from 17.9% in March2016to 19.3% in June 2016. As per the RBI, the credit to industry grew at a slow pace of 5.2%, and its share in total credit system increased from 40.4% to 41.6%.

Over 1.5 crore GSTR-3B returns filed till September

06 November 2017:As per a notification from the Central Board of Excise & Customs, as many as 1.5 crore GSTR-3B returns have been filed between July and September. While 56.8 lakh returns were filed in July and 54 lakh in August, the number came down to 47.4 lakh in September. The last date for filing of GSTR-3 for the month of July 2017 was extended from November 10 to December 11. The last date for filing GSTR-2 for the month of July 2017 was also extended to November 30.

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