SBI BALOTRA Branch

Area	BALOTRA
Address	SHIV COMPLEX KHER ROAD DIST. BARMER State: RAJASTHAN Pincode - 344022
Contact Numbers
Phone	(2988) 221141
Fax	(2988) 02988-221141
Email	sbi.10156@sbi.co.in
Branch Timing/ Working Hours	10:00-16:00
Other Information
Branch Code	10156
IFSC Code	SBIN0010156

Central Bank of India BALOTRA (RAJASTHAN) Branch in Barmer City

Area	BALOTRA (RAJASTHAN)
Address	KHER ROAD OPP. GULECHA SCHOOLBALOTRA BARMER(RAJASTHAN) DIST: BARMER Barmer City
Contact Numbers
Phone	02988-222701
Fax
Email	bmjaip3331@centralbank.co.in
Branch Timing/ Working Hours	N.A.
Other Information
IFSC Code	CBIN0283331
Branch Code	283331
MICR Code	344016890

Bank of Baroda Balotra, Rajasthan Branch

Area	Balotra, Rajasthan
Address	E 90 A Industrail Area Kher Road, Balotra Rajasthan Pincode: 344022
Phone	2988-223700,
Email	balotr@bankofbaroda.com
Branch Timing/ Working Hours	N.A.
Branch Code	BALOTR
Sol Id	3727
IFSC Code	BARB0BALOTR
MICR Code	344012201

PNB BALOTRA Branch

Area	BALOTRA
Address	BHERUN BAZAR, BALOTRA BARMER RAJASTHAN Pincode - 344022
Contact Numbers
Phone	02988-220123, 223030
Fax	-
Email	bo0551@pnb.co.in
Branch Timing/ Working Hours	N.A.
Other Information
Branch Code	055100
IFSC Code	PUNB0055100

PNB BALOTRA INDUSTRIAL AREA Branch

Area	BALOTRA INDUSTRIAL AREA
Address	PNB BALOTRA INDUSTRIAL AREA, GOLCHA COMPLEX WARD NO. 2, KHER ROAD, BARMER
Contact Numbers
Phone
Fax
Email	bo9167@pnb.co.in
Branch Timing/ Working Hours	N.A.
Other Information
Branch Code	916700
IFSC Code	PUNB0916700

ICICI Bank Balotra - Bus Stand Branch

Area	Balotra - Bus Stand
Address	Balotra Near Bus Stand Balotra Rajasthan Pincode - 344022
Contact Numbers
Phone	1860 120 7777
Fax
Email
Branch Timing/ Working Hours	Mon – Fri Timing: 9:30AM-4:30PM Sat Timing: 9:30AM-4:30PM
Other Information
IFSC Code	ICIC0006809

Oriental Bank (OBC) Balotra Branch in Barmer

Area	Balotra
Address	Old Address Hanumant Dharmshalla,New Address Khed Road Balotra Rajasthan
Contact Numbers
Phone	02988-221524
Fax
Email	bm0174@obc.co.in
Branch Timing/ Working Hours	N.A.
Other Information
Branch Code	0174
IFSC Code	ORBC0100174

Axis Bank Balotra Branch in Barmer

Area	Balotra
Address	E 90A , Industrial Area Phase I , Kher Road Barmer Rajasthan Pincode: 344022
Contact Numbers
Phone	1860 419 5555
Fax
Email
Branch Timing/ Working Hours	09:30 AM - 03:30 PM
Other Information
Branch Id	1057
IFSC Code	UTIB0001057

IFSC Code	HDFC0000643
MICR Code	344240102
Bank	HDFC BANK
Address	E-90 A, Industrial Area, Kher Road
District	BALOTRA
State	RAJASTHAN
Branch	BALOTRA RAJASTHAN
Phone number	-
Branch Code	000643

Allahabad Bank BALOTRA Branch

Area	BALOTRA
Address	POOGLIA BHAWAN KHED ROAD RAJASTHAN Pincode: 344022
Contact Numbers
Phone	1800 57 22 000
Fax
Email	br.balotra@allahabadbank.in
Branch Timing/ Working Hours	N.A.
Other Information
Branch Code	212130
IFSC Code	ALLA0212130

Balotra Branch
Branch Name	Pungalia Bhavan
Branch Type	Satellite Office
Branch Code	018GC001
Address	Pungalia Bhavan, Kher Road, Balotra, Dist. Barmer, 344022
Balotra Branch (Opp. New Bus Stand)
Branch Name	Opp. New Bus Stand
Branch Type	Branch Office
Branch Code	018G
Address	Opp. New Bus Stand, Balotra, Distt. Barmer, 344022

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Visit the Bank Branch or Website

The easiest way to open an account is to visit the institution’s website. Search for the bank online, or visit the website listed on the bank's marketing materials (be careful when you type in the web address—impostor sites with similar names may exist).

 

The advantage of opening accounts online is that you can do it at any time, from anywhere. But if you're only comfortable opening accounts in person, show up at the branch during business hours. Before you leave the house, have the following items ready:

 

• Your government-issued ID (such as a driver’s license, passport, or military ID)
• Your Social Security Number
• Your physical and mailing address
• An initial deposit (if required)5

 

Pick the Product You Want

Once you settle on the bank where you want to open an account, you'll generally have a variety of account types and services to choose from, including:

 

• Checking accounts: Use these for making payments and receiving direct deposits.
• Savings accounts: These accounts allow you to earn interest.6
• Money market accounts: These products sometimes earn slightly more interest than savings accounts (while maintaining your access to cash).
• Certificates of deposit (CDs): These products can earn much more than savings accounts but require you to lock up your funds for a certain period.7
• Loans: You can take out one of several types of loans (auto, home, personal loans, for example).

 

Within one of the above categories, a bank may offer multiple products, each with a different name and level of service. Premium accounts that come with more features have correspondingly higher fees (like monthly service fees, ATM fees, and overdraft fees) and higher thresholds to avoid the service fee.8

 

Pick the option that has a mix of features and fees that meet your needs and budget. For example, if you'll keep a low balance in the account, you may want to open a bank account with no or low fees.

 

When viewing a bank's products online, you might have to drill down to the product that is right for you. For example, you might have to click “Open an Account,” and then click “Checking” and peruse the options for free checking. If you open your accounts in person, chat with a banker to find the best account for your needs. Of course, you’ll only want to bank where your money is protected by FDIC insurance (or NCUSIF coverage if you use a credit union).

 

Avoid accounts that require a large balance to qualify for fee waivers unless you can afford to keep that amount in the account and intend to use the special account features. But bear in mind that even a "free" account might impose some fees even if it has no monthly maintenance fee.

Provide Your Information

As you open a new bank account, you'll need to provide sensitive information to the bank. To protect themselves and comply with regulations such as the Patriot Act, banks can't open an account without verifying your identity.9

 

You’ll need to provide simple details like your name, birthday, and mailing address, as well as identification numbers (in the United States, this is most likely your Social Security Number, but you may be able to use an ITIN). You'll also be asked to present a valid government ID (such as a driver’s license or passport).5

 

If you're opening a bank account online, you'll type this information into a text box. If you set up your accounts in person, be prepared to hand your ID to the banker, who will probably photocopy it.

 

Your Financial History

You don't need a squeaky clean history for a bank account, but it helps. Many banks check your credit to see if you’ve had problems repaying loans in the past. These credit checks are usually “soft” pulls that do not damage your credit—but it’s best to ask, if you’re concerned. You don’t necessarily need good credit to get a bank account, but having bad credit can sometimes lead to denials.

 

Consent to the Terms

You’ll have to agree to abide by certain rules and accept responsibility for certain activities in your accounts. When you open an account at a bank, you form a relationship based on an important subject: your money. Therefore, you should know what you’re getting into. If you open bank accounts online, you'll complete this step by clicking the “I Agree” (or similar) button and moving on to the next step.10

 

Under 18?

If you’re under 18 years old, you’ll need somebody over age 18 to open the account with you. You still might be able to use a debit card and online banking, and you can eventually get your own account. But banks need at least one adult on an account to get you started.

 

Joint Accounts

If you’re opening a joint account of any kind, you’ll need the personal information for all of the account holders and a signature from each of them. It’s best to get everybody together in one place to complete the application.

 

Although disclosures have improved over time, there are a lot of important details buried in the fine print when opening a bank account. In particular, you'll want to know about any fees applicable to your account, and when your funds will be available for withdrawal.

 

In addition to bank agreements, federal law dictates your rights and responsibilities as an account holder. For example, if somebody takes money out of your account fraudulently, you might be protected against losses. However, you may need to report the withdrawal quickly for full protection.11

 

Print, Sign, and Mail (If Required)

If you're opening a bank account online, you may have to print, sign, and mail a document to the bank before the account is opened. Some banks use electronic disclosure and consent to make the banking relationship legally binding—you can do everything online.10 Others still require a signed document to open an account.12 Until they receive the documents, your account is not active.

 

Fund Your Account

If you’re opening a checking or savings account, you’ll often need to make an initial deposit into the account. Sometimes, this is required as part of the opening process, and other times, you can do it after the account is up and running. There are several ways to fund your account:

 

• Deposit cash: It should be available for spending with your debit card by the next day.13
• Deposit a check or money order: The funds should be available within a few business days after you make the deposit.14
• Set up direct deposit with your employer: Instead of getting a paycheck, your earnings will be sent directly to your new account.
• Transfer funds electronically: Move money from an external bank account to make your initial deposit.

 

Start Using the Account

If you followed all the steps, you should have a brand new bank account in your name. It should be ready to use within a few minutes to a few days. For checking and savings accounts, keep an eye out for a debit card (or ATM card) in the mail. You might also get a checkbook so that you can write checks. To make the most of your account, sign up for (usually free) account features that help you manage your money:

 

• Online bill pay: This feature allows you to pay bills electronically.

• Remote check deposit: Your bank’s mobile app may allow you to  deposit checks remotely so that you don’t have to make trips to a branch or fill out deposit slips.