Question 1

Does Union Bank have a 14 digit account number?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the Union Bank of India account number consists of 14-digit account numbers. It is a unique number given to each specific customer when they open a bank account. This helps to protect the identity of customers and reduces the possibility of any fraud.

Question 2

What are the different methods to find out the UCO Bank account number?

Accepted Answer

You can find out the Union Bank of India account number through various ways, such as through a passbook, cheque book, mobile banking, internet banking services, and visiting the bank.

Question 3

How can I check my UCO Bank of India account number without the internet?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can use your cheque book as part of the welcome kit. You can check the UCO Bank account number printed on each cheque leaf.

Question 4

How to know UCO Bank account number?

Accepted Answer

You can find your UCO Bank account number by logging into the UCO Mobile Banking App or Internet Banking, then going to Profile/Account Details—your 14‑digit account number will be visible. Alternatively, check the first page of your physical passbook or any cheque leaf, where the same 14‑digit number is printed

Question 5

Is UCO Account Number same as CIF or IFSC code?

Accepted Answer

No, they are different. The UCO account number identifies your individual bank account, the Customer Information File (CIF) number identifies someone as a customer across different accounts, and the Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) identifies the specific UCO Bank branch for fund transfers.

Question 6

Can I check my account number online?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can check your UCO account number online by logging into UCO Bank’s net banking portal or mobile banking app, where it is displayed under the account summary or profile section.

Question 7

Is it safe to share my UCO account number?

Accepted Answer

Sharing only your account number is generally safe for receiving funds, such as salary credits or refunds. However, you should never share sensitive details like OTPs, PINs, passwords, or debit card information along with it.