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Syndicate Bank IFSC Code Chikkadapalli Branch, MICR code, Address

IFSC Code of Syndicate Bank CHIKKADAPALLI, MICR Code of Syndicate Bank CHIKKADAPALLI

Get IFSC Code and MICR code of Syndicate Bank, Chikkadapalli, Telangana branch in Hyderabad city along with the address

Bank Syndicate Bank
IFSC Code SYNB0003003 (for money transfer by NEFT, RTGS and IMPS)
MICR Code 500025014
Address 1-1-180/17, , RTC CROSS ROADS, CHIKKADAPALLY, PB NO 1809, HYDERABAD, HYDERABAD, TELANGANA, 500 020
Branch CHIKKADAPALLI
City Hyderabad
District Hyderabad
State Telangana
Personal Loan
@ 10.99%*
Home Loan
@ 8.35%*
Gold Loan
@ 10.50%*
Business Loan
@ 13.50%*
Loan Against Property
@ 8.50%*
Earn 7%* On
Savings Account
Chikkadapalli Ifsc Code
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Syndicate Bank News - Oct 2017
  • 2017-09-28 : Syndicate Bank cuts interest rate on savings account to 3.50 per cent
    Public sector lender, Syndicate Bank has lowered interest rate on its savings bank account to 3.50 per cent in line with the market competition. Now, deposits of up to Rs. 25 lakh will pay a 3.50 per cent interest rate, down from 4 per cent charged. Interest rate on deposits above Rs. 25 lakh remains unchanged at 4 per cent. The revised rates will be effective from October 10, 2017.
  • 2017-09-12 : Syndicate Bank revises MCLR rates
    Syndicate Bank has reduced its marginal cost based lending rate across all tenors. For overnight and one month maturities, the rate has been revised to 8 per cent, while for three month and six month maturities the rate has been reduced to 8.10 per cent and 8.25 respectively.
  • 2017-09-05 : Syndicate Bank launches loan campaign in Kolkata
    Syndicate Bank has recently launched a home loan and MSME campaign in Kolkata at its bank branch located at Rajarhat. The campaign is organized to bring awareness to the general public about various products including housing loan, education loan, Vehicle loan, Gold loan and Business loan.
  • 2017-09-04 : Syndicate Bank opens 40 ‘Ananya’ branches syndicate bank
    Syndicate Bank has recently inaugurated its 40 ‘Ananya’ transformed branches. Under the arrangement, the bank aims to provide best customer service to its bank customers in terms of loans including personal loans, home loans and jewel loans, deposits as well as accounts. Meanwhile, the bank has also announced the launch of its first micro, small and medium enterprise (MSME) hub in Bengaluru which will help the bank to reduce turnaround time of the loan sanctioning process.
  • 2017-08-21 : Syndicate Bank to focus on improving asset quality in FY18
    Syndicate Bank is planning to focus on improving its asset quality in FY18. Simultaneously, the bank aims to bring down gross non-performing assets (NPAs) to 8.75 per cent. Besides improving its asset quality, the bank would also focus on mobilising its CASA deposits and growing its advances to the retail, agriculture and MSME sectors.
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