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You can search through MICR Codes of Bank Of Baroda in District of West Bengal State by using the search box or you can browse through the table using the conrols at the bottom.
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MICR codes for Bank Of Baroda in are given in the table alongside. Details like address and contact numbers are also provided along with the MICR code. Narrow down your search either by selecting any particular city from the drop down list or by selecting the city from Baroda Bank MICR codes list in given on the right side. You can find MICR codes for all BOB district of West Bengal state here.
Bank Of Baroda MICR code for is used in banking industry for processing cheques and MICR stands for Magnetic Ink Character Recognition. It is used to identify the bank branch to which the cheque belongs. When a cheque goes for clearing, this code is read by a magnetic reader and then automatically sorted. MICR technology speeds up the whole process compared to manual reading and sorting. MICR code for Baroda Bank branches is present at the bottom of every cheque leaf.
Baroda Bank MICR code for is a standard 9 digit code. The MICR number can have only 14 characters viz. the numbers 0-9 and for special symbols- transit, amount, on-us, and dash. Bank Of Baroda MICR code for West Bengal branches comprises of the document type indicator, bank code, cheque number, etc. BOB West Bengal MICR code uses typically either of these two fonts E-138 and CMC-7. The MICR technology makes the characters readable even if they are obscured by stamps and signatures. This code is used By Reserve bank Of India in clearing process to identify the branch and bank.