Bank of America is an American multinational banking and financial services corporation. It is popularly known as BofA in the international open market. Its headquartered is located in Charlotte, in North Carolina. In the United States by assets, it is the second largest bank holding company. It is the twenty-first largest company as of 2013 in the United States by total revenue. It is to be remembered that Forbes listed Bank of America as the third biggest company in the world in 2010. Its predecessor is Bank America and NationsBank. It was founded on October 17, 1904 as Bank of Italy. Its founder is Amadeo Giannini. Its area served is worldwide. It deals with exclusive products such as wealth management, credit cards, consumer banking, investment banking, corporate banking, finance and insurance, mortgage loans, private equity and private banking.
Bank of America as per official press release has number of employees as 233,000 in 2014. Its divisions are Bank of America Home Loans and Bank of America Merrill Lynch. On the other hand, its subsidiaries are Merrill Lynch and U.S. Trust. It largely serves its esteemed existing and potential customers in satisfactory manner in the open market. It understands the present needs and requirements of its customers and tries to serve them in an exclusive manner.
It is to be noted that Bank of America IFSC code can be used by both the Real Time Gross Settlement finance transfer systems and National Electronic Fund Transfer. Reserve Bank of India has provided Bank of America, its NEFT, RTGS and IMPS codes. NEFT transactions are settled in a successful manner in batches while RTGS transactions are perfectly settled individually. On the other hand, IMPS largely presents an instant 24X7, electronic fund transfer. It is to be keenly observed that IFSC Code is an 11 character code for just identifying bank branches largely participating in online fund transfers. This particular code is unique for each and every branch. The bankers should note that not all branches of a bank provide facility of net banking.
• The table alongside provides the Bank of America IFSC code list.
• One can use this IFSC code finder to find IFSC Code for Bank of America for NEFT or RTGS or IMPS codes before using them.
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BofA Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) code contains numerical values only; it comes with nine digit code. It is printed usually on cheque leaves. It is largely MICR Code is used for processing cheques easily. BofA has NEFT supported branches; most of these BofA branches have MICR Code number.
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