Although there is a strong correlation between BIC Codes and sort codes, sort codes are not explicitly encoded into BIC codes. The sort code, which is a six-digit number, is usually formatted as three pairs of numbers, for example, 12-34-56. If money is being transferred across international borders, an international network is used. It identifies both the bank and the branch where the account is held. Subbranches have the same sorting code as the main bank office, but to uniquely identify them they have a two-digit suffix after the sorting code.

Bank NameSort CodeCityAddress & Info
STATE BANK OF INDIA 609477 Equivalent Codes: 60-94-77 60 94 77 LEICESTER LEICESTER 20 HORSEFAIR STREET, LE1 5BP, Phone: (116) 2539841, LEICESTER England
STATE BANK OF INDIA 600159 Equivalent Codes: 60-01-59 60 01 59 London King Street 15 King Street, EC2V 8EA, Phone: (20) 76006444, London England
STATE BANK OF INDIA 609357 Equivalent Codes: 60-93-57 60 93 57 London 630 FINCHLEY RD LONDON 630 FINCHLEY RD, NW11 7RR, Phone: (20) 84583856, London England
STATE BANK OF INDIA 609475 Equivalent Codes: 60-94-75 60 94 75 London BIRMINGHAM C/O 15 King Street, EC2V 8EA, Phone: (207) 4544303, London England
STATE BANK OF INDIA 609476 Equivalent Codes: 60-94-76 60 94 76 London MANCHESTER C/O 15 King Street, EC2V 8EA, Phone: (207) 4544303, London England
STATE BANK OF INDIA 609358 Equivalent Codes: 60-93-58 60 93 58 Southall THE GREEN SOUTHALL MIDDX Kings Hse, The Green, Middx., UB2 4QH, Phone: (20) 85712111, Southall England