How Many Digits?
Union Bank of India (UBI) account numbers are 15 digits long. Each includes a structured format for easy identification and routing
Account Number Structure
UBI account numbers follow this layout:
| Segment | Digits | What It Represents |
|---|---|---|
| Branch code | 1–4 | Identifies the specific UBI branch |
| Account type mapping | 5–7 | Indicates the type of account |
| Unique account number | 8–15 | Your individual customer account sequence |
For example:0125 | 005 | 12345678
Here, 0125 is branch code, 005 is account type code (e.g. savings), and 12345678 is the unique sequence.
Why This Format?
- Branch code (first 4 digits) directs internal routing.
- Account type code (next 3 digits) specifies if it’s savings, current, etc.
- Last 8 digits uniquely identify you as an account holder within that type and branch.
How to Find Your Account Number
In Your Documents:
- Passbook (physical or mPassbook) – account number appears on the first page or top part of your statement.
- Cheque leaf – printed on every cheque issued by the bank.
Digitally:
- Net banking portal – Log in, go to “My Profile” or “Account Details” to view your account number.
- Mobile banking app – After logging in, see your profile section for account details.
Customer Care:
- Call 1800 22 2244 from your registered mobile number. After verification, you can get your account number over the call.
Branch:
- Visit any Union Bank branch with valid ID. Staff can confirm or provide your account number securely.
Why It Matters
- Use 15 digits exactly: Always share the full 15-digit number—including leading zeros if any.
- For online transfers (NEFT/RTGS/IMPS): You’ll also require the correct IFSC code—which starts with
UBINfollowed by0and a 6-digit branch code. - Avoid remittance failures: Any mismatch in digits or IFSC can delay or reject transfers.
Quick Summary
- Union Bank of India account numbers are 15 digits long.
- Format: 4-digit branch code + 3-digit account type + 8-digit account sequence.
- Easily accessible via passbook, cheque, net/mobile banking, customer care, or branch.
- Always use the exact full 15 digits when sharing for payments.
