Bank of India — AMLA

AMLA TOWN, MADHYA PRADESH

IFSC Code

BKID0009106

MICR Code

456013501

Branch

AMLA

Bank

Bank of India

District

AMLA TOWN

State

MADHYA PRADESH

Contact

+917367260128

Address

AT POST AMLATEHSIL BARNAGAR DIST UJJAIN

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Using IFSC BKID0009106 for money transfers

To move funds into an account held at AMLA (Bank of India) using NEFT, the sender's bank needs this branch's IFSC code — BKID0009106. NEFT settles in batches throughout the day, so it's a good fit for transfers that don't need to land instantly.

RTGS is the go-to option when transferring large sums (₹2 lakh+) to AMLA in AMLA TOWN, since each transfer is settled individually and immediately rather than bundled with others.

Need money at Bank of India, AMLA right now? IMPS settles instantly, 24x7, including weekends and holidays — unlike NEFT/RTGS, which follow banking-hour batch or settlement windows.

NEFT & RTGS Timing — System Hours vs. Branch Hours

A distinction that matters if you're transferring to AMLA: the RBI settlement system runs 24x7 for NEFT and RTGS, but that doesn't mean this specific branch is open around the clock. Online transfers process any time; in-person or cash-based requests still depend on the branch actually being open.

MethodSystem HoursIf Visiting AMLA In Person
NEFT24x7x365, including weekends and holidays (RBI mandate since 16 Dec 2019)Online/net-banking NEFT processes any time. An in-branch, cash, or cheque-based NEFT request still depends on that branch's working hours.
RTGS24x7x365, including weekends and holidays (RBI mandate since 14 Dec 2020)Minimum transfer amount is ₹2 lakh. Same system-vs-branch-hours distinction as NEFT applies for in-person requests.
IMPS24x7x365 — always has been, no banking-hours restriction at the system level.Typically capped per transaction depending on your bank's own limits (often around ₹5 lakh).

Follow these steps to transfer money into an account held at AMLA:

  1. Log in to your bank's net banking portal or mobile banking app.
  2. Add a new beneficiary/payee, entering the recipient's full name and account number.
  3. Enter the IFSC code BKID0009106 when prompted — this routes the transfer to AMLA specifically.
  4. Most banks require a short cooling-off period (often a few hours) after adding a new beneficiary before the first transfer.
  5. Once the beneficiary is active, choose NEFT, RTGS, or IMPS based on the amount and how quickly you need it to arrive.
  6. Enter the amount, review the details (name, account number, IFSC), and confirm with your OTP/PIN.

Frequently asked questions

What is the IFSC code of the Bank of India AMLA branch?

The IFSC code for Bank of India's AMLA branch in AMLA TOWN, MADHYA PRADESH is BKID0009106. This 11-character code is required for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transfers to any account held at this branch.

What is the MICR code of this branch?

The MICR code for this branch is 456013501. MICR codes are used for cheque clearing, while the IFSC code (BKID0009106) is what's needed for electronic transfers like NEFT and RTGS.

Where is the AMLA branch of Bank of India located?

This branch is located at: AT POST AMLATEHSIL BARNAGAR DIST UJJAIN. It falls under AMLA TOWN district, MADHYA PRADESH.

Can I use this IFSC code for both NEFT and RTGS transfers?

Yes — the same IFSC code (BKID0009106) is used for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transfers to this branch. Which one you should pick depends on the amount and urgency, not the code itself: RTGS for ₹2 lakh+ needing near-instant settlement, NEFT for regular batch-processed transfers, and IMPS for smaller amounts that need to land in seconds.

Is there a phone number for this branch?

Yes, this branch's listed contact number is +917367260128.

Other Bank of India branches in AMLA TOWN

AMLA TOWN

Bank of India in other districts of MADHYA PRADESH

DHAR (80)INDORE (75)UJJAIN (60)CHHATARPUR (56)BHOPAL (52)REWA (50)SATNA (49)DEWAS (46)

IFSC and MICR code data sourced from bank-published branch records. While we take care to keep this current, always confirm the IFSC code with your bank before making a large transfer — see our disclaimer for details.