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You need the bank account number (directly or indirectly) for most money transfers and formal banking transactions. Your salary comes in through it. You send money using it. You also set up payments with it. Allahabad Bank was merged into Indian Bank on 1 April 2020. Many customers still look for their earlier Allahabad Bank account number. That number never changed. In this blog, you will learn about the different ways to find it.
Key Takeaways
The Allahabad Bank account number is a special set of digits given only to your account. The bank system uses these digits to know which account belongs to you. These are only numbers. No letters are used.
After the banks merged, the same number still works. You can send money, get money, and do normal bank work with it. After the merger, the IFSC codes of erstwhile Allahabad Bank branches were changed. Official information given during the merger said this clearly. Also remember that IFSC codes of the old Allahabad Bank branches changed after the full system work was completed in 2021. So check the latest IFSC on the bank website or on your new passbook.
You do not always need the internet for this. Some papers show the number. Recent bank statements can show your account number.
Open your passbook to the first page. Your name and address are written there along with other basic details. The account number is mentioned under Account number or A/c no. It can be found anywhere at the top or middle of the page. If your bank has updated your passbook after the merger, then the account number remains the same. Keep the passbook safe. It is one of the simplest ways to see the number yourself.
Take any unused cheque from your checkbook. Look at the bottom of that cheque. Numbers are printed there in special ink. Your account number is in that area. It is usually placed just above or next to the MICR line. Check your passbook, checkbook, or statement for the account number. The same number is also printed clearly near the middle or bottom of the cheque. Always pick a blank cheque so all digits stay clear.
If you don't have your passbook or chequebook with you, you can call the customer care number of your concerned bank. Call Indian Bank’s customer care at 1800 1700 for assistance with your account details. The person who picks up will ask a couple of simple things to confirm it’s you. They usually ask your name, date of birth or the registered mobile number. After they are sure, they tell you the account number.
Go to any Indian Bank branch. The old Allahabad Bank branches now work under Indian Bank. Take one original photo ID like Aadhaar or PAN card. Stand at the counter and ask for your account details. The staff will check your ID and give the number.
These methods work fast if you have net banking or the mobile app.
Only use the official website; entering your details on a third party website can lead to scams.
Download the official IndSMART app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. This is the current mobile banking app that customers of the former Allahabad Bank now use.
The account number is not as private as your password or PIN. Still, you should take care.
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Your passbook and checkbook are the fastest way to check your Allahabad Bank Account number offline. If you don't have either with you, customer care or a branch visit can help. If you'd rather do it online, net banking and the IndSMART app show the number in a few steps.
The account number itself did not change when Allahabad Bank merged with Indian Bank. Always check your digits properly before making payment, as one wrong digit may result in sending the amount to the wrong account.
There is no specific fixed digit of an account number in Allahabad Bank. You can check your passbook, checkbook, or account statement to know the exact digit.
Check your passbook, checkbook, Indian Bank mobile app, net banking, or call the customer care number 1800 1700.
Yes. Allahabad Bank was merged with Indian Bank from 1 April 2020 onwards. Thus, there is no separate existence of Allahabad Bank anymore.
Log in to your Indian Bank net banking or IndSMART app and go to the account statement section and download the statement.
Yes. It was a public sector bank owned by the government before merging with Indian Bank.
Call the toll-free customer care number 1800 1700 from your registered mobile number.
An Allahabad Bank account cannot be opened anymore. It is advisable to open an account in Indian Bank.
Yes. Your old account number is still active and can be used.
No, as the CIF Number is different from the Account Number since the former is the customer’s ID.
Aadhaar card or PAN card needs to be shown at the nearest Indian Bank branch.
