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south indian bank mananthavady branch details


SOUTH INDIAN BANK has a network of 1000 branch(es) in India. Currently there are 533 branch(es) in KERALA state. The details of MANANTHAVADY branch in MANANTHAVADY of WAYANAD district in KERALA state are shown below. There are 2 branch(es) in MANANTHAVADY. You can contact the bank via its contact us page given in official website link given below. The bank has provided telephone number STD Code:478, 242260 to contact the branch.

Bank SOUTH INDIAN BANK
IFSC
Branch MANANTHAVADY
Address MP VI /801, D,D1,D2,D3,D4, AND D5 SANJOS SHOPPING COMLEX ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL ROAD MANANTHAVADI WAYANAD 670645
City MANANTHAVADY
District WAYANAD
State KERALA
Contact Numbers STD Code:478, 242260

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Useful links / information.

OFFICIAL WEBSITE
https://www.southindianbank.com/
TWITTERID
@OfficialSIBLtd


SOUTH INDIAN BANK has following 12 branches in WAYANAD district of KERALA state.

Branch NameClick to View
ACHOORANAM SIBL0000704
AMBALAVAYAL SIBL0000999
KALPATTA SIBL0000536
KAMBALAKKADU SIBL0000997
MANANTHAVADY SIBL0000605
MEENANGADI SIBL0000765
MEPPADI SIBL0000230
PADINJARETHARA SIBL0001000
PANAMARAM SIBL0000996
PULPALLY SIBL0000260
SULTHAN BATHERY SIBL0000604
VELLAMUNDA SIBL0001037

There are additional 25 banks which have branches in WAYANAD district of KERALA state as detailed below:

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ANDHRA BANKWAYANAD
AXIS BANKWAYANAD
BANDHAN BANK LIMITEDWAYANAD
BANK OF BARODAWAYANAD
BANK OF MAHARASHTRAWAYANAD
CANARA BANKWAYANAD
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIAWAYANAD
CORPORATION BANKWAYANAD
CSB BANK LIMITEDWAYANAD
DHANALAKSHMI BANKWAYANAD
ESAF SMALL FINANCE BANK LIMITEDWAYANAD
FEDERAL BANKWAYANAD
HDFC BANKWAYANAD
ICICI BANK LIMITEDWAYANAD
IDBI BANKWAYANAD
INDIAN BANKWAYANAD
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANKWAYANAD
KERALA GRAMIN BANKWAYANAD
NORTH MALABAR GRAMIN BANKWAYANAD
STATE BANK OF INDIAWAYANAD
SYNDICATE BANKWAYANAD
The Kerala State Co Operative Bank LtdWAYANAD
UCO BANKWAYANAD
UNION BANK OF INDIAWAYANAD
VIJAYA BANKWAYANAD