Union Bank of India achieves another Milestone with IT integration of all branches of erstwhile Andhra Bank

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Mumbai/Hyderabad - 25thJanuary 2020: State owned Union Bank of India has achieved another key milestone under amalgamation process of three Banks. With today’s IT Integration, all branches of erstwhile Andhra Bank (including service branches and Specialized Branches) have been fully integrated with Union Bank of India.

Earlier in Nov,2020 Bank completed its IT integration with erstwhile Corporation  Bank.Now with this achievement entire IT integration of erstwhile Andhra andCorporation Bank branches with Union Bank of India has been completed.
 
All Customers of erstwhile Andhra Bank and Corporation Bank have been successfully migrated to CBS of Union Bank of India in record time. Along with this feat, Bank has successfully rolled out Internet Banking, Mobile Banking, UPI, IMPS, FI Gateway, Treasury and Swift for erstwhile Andhraand CorporationBank customers thereby enabling them to transact seamlessly across branches and delivery channels of UNION BANK OF INDIA. The Bank has earlier migrated ATM Switch and ATM terminals smoothly into UNION BANK OF INDIA Network. The entire migration has been completed at record time with least inconvenience to Customers, i.e. without effecting any change in their account numbers, debit cards or Net Banking credentials. The current IFSC code and cheques can be used till 31st March,2021 .The entire migration has been executed in association with Infosys, EY, and BCG.
 
Now, UNION BANK OF INDIA is the 5th largest public Sector Bank in India and 4th largest in terms of network with 9590 +branches and 13,287 +ATMS.

On this achievement, MD& CEO of Union Bank of India, Shri Rajkiran Rai G said, “We are extremely delighted to achieve complete integration of all branches& delivery channels of erstwhile Andhra Bank and Corporation Bank. It opens huge opportunity for our Customers and enhances our capability to offer innovative products and services.”

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