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A a a a a a a a a a a a a S No Branch Code Cluster District Region Sameday Centralized and Decentralised branches for Local Centralized and Decentralised branches for Intercity Branch Type of NIFT / NON- S No Cluster District Region Name Of Branch Clearing Clearing Clearing Code Branch NIFT AREA Branches Inward Outward Inward Outward a a a a a a a a a a a a a 1 0387 NORTH HARIPUR DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL MAIN BAZAR BRANCH HARIPUR NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 2 0465 NORTH HARIPUR DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL VILLAGE HATTAR NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 3 0252 NORTH ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL PINE VIEW ROAD ABBOTABAD NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 4 0235 NORTH HARIPUR DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL AKBAR PLAZA (SABZI MANDI) HARIPUR NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 5 0571 NORTH HARIPUR DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL HAVELIAN NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 6 0990 NORTH ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL MANSEHRA NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 7 0203 NORTH HARIPUR DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL KHALABAT TOWNSHIP SECTOR NO 2 NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 8 1069 NORTH ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL AWAMI ROAD NAWANSHER NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 9 0470 NORTH ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL MANDIAN ABBOTTABAD NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 10 1161 NORTH ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL SABZI MANDI MANSEHRA NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 11 1453 NORTH ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL SHINKIARI NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 12 1432 NORTH HARIPUR DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL FACTORY AREA (TIP) HARIPUR NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 13 1431 NORTH ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL SABZI MANDI, ABBOTTABAD NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 14 1915 NORTH ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL UBL BUILDING LAMBI DHERI NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 15 1373 NORTH ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL SHARA-E-RESHAM MANSEHRA NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 16 0179 NORTH WAH DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL GHAUR GHASHTI NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 17 0197 NORTH WAH DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL FATEHJANG NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 18 0236 NORTH WAH DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL RETLA MANDI BRANCH HAZRO NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 19 0284 NORTH WAH DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL ATTOCK CITY BRANCH NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 20 0362 NORTH WAH DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL WAISA NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 21 0005 NORTH WAH DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL SHINKA NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 22 1080 NORTH WAH DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL SHAMSABAD WAH CANTT NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 23 1919 NORTH WAH DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL KAMRA CANTT, NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 24 0808 NORTH WAH DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL NORTOPA NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 25 1147 NORTH WAH DISTRICT ISLAMABAD RETAIL BARAZAI, WAH CANTT NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) Centralized (CPU - ISLAMABAD) 26 0240 CENTRAL-SOUTH CITY DISTRICT-BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR RETAIL FARID GATE BAHAWALPUR NIFT AREA YES Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 27 0704 CENTRAL-SOUTH CITY DISTRICT-BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR RETAIL BISE BAHAWALPUR NIFT AREA YES Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 28 0976 CENTRAL-SOUTH BAHAWALNAGAR DISTRICT BAHAWALPUR RETAIL MAIN BAZAR HASILPUR NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 29 0981 CENTRAL-SOUTH CITY DISTRICT-BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR RETAIL MODEL TOWN, BAHAWALPUR NIFT AREA YES Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 30 0998 CENTRAL-SOUTH CITY DISTRICT-BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR RETAIL LODHRAN MULTAN NIFT AREA YES Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 31 0832 CENTRAL-SOUTH CITY DISTRICT-BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR RETAIL KAHROR PACCA NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 32 0896 CENTRAL-SOUTH CITY DISTRICT-BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR RETAIL GHANIPUR NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 33 0458 CENTRAL-SOUTH KHANPUR DISTRICT BAHAWALPUR RETAIL UCH ROAD AHMEDPUR EAST NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 34 1291 CENTRAL-SOUTH CITY DISTRICT-BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR RETAIL YAZMAN NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 35 1312 CENTRAL-SOUTH CITY DISTRICT-BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR RETAIL CHAK NO.25/BC (MIAN ROAD) NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 36 1326 CENTRAL-SOUTH CITY DISTRICT-BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR RETAIL CHAK NO.4/B.C. NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 37 1745 CENTRAL-SOUTH CITY DISTRICT-BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR RETAIL COMMERCIAL AREA SATELLITE TOWN NIFT AREA YES Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 38 0233 CENTRAL-SOUTH D.G. KHAN DISTRICT MULTAN RETAIL AZMAT ROAD, DERA GHAZI KHAN NIFT AREA YES Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 39 0443 CENTRAL-SOUTH D.G. KHAN DISTRICT MULTAN RETAIL JAMPUR ROAD,D.G.KHAN NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 40 0739 CENTRAL-SOUTH MUZAFFAR GARH MULTAN RETAIL SANAWAN NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 41 0806 CENTRAL-SOUTH MUZAFFAR GARH MULTAN RETAIL KOT ADU NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 42 1076 CENTRAL-SOUTH D.G. KHAN DISTRICT MULTAN RETAIL GHAZI GHAT NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 43 1259 CENTRAL-SOUTH D.G. KHAN DISTRICT MULTAN RETAIL JAMPUR NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 44 1370 CENTRAL-SOUTH D.G. KHAN DISTRICT MULTAN RETAIL TAUNSA NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 45 1614 CENTRAL-SOUTH MUZAFFAR GARH MULTAN RETAIL VILLAGE GURMANI NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 46 1677 CENTRAL-SOUTH D.G. KHAN DISTRICT MULTAN RETAIL PATHAR BAZAR, DERA GHAZI KHAN NIFT AREA YES Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 47 1649 CENTRAL-SOUTH D.G. KHAN DISTRICT MULTAN RETAIL SANGAM CHOWK PUT DOT D G KHAN NIFT AREA YES Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 48 1389 CENTRAL-SOUTH MUZAFFAR GARH MULTAN RETAIL QASBA GUJRAT NIFT AREA NO Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Centralized (CPU - LAHORE) Non - Centralized 49 0221
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