Payment Gateway Integration for Agra businesses
Local businesses in Agra
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Banks: 63
- Mahindra Banking Institute; ICIC Bank; Jain Dharmshala; Jila Sahkari Bank; Overseas Bank; State Bank of Patiyala, Nehru Nagar; allahbad bank DBRAU university branch; clg bank; sdfc bank; Central Bank
- ATMs: 36
- State Banknof India; atm of boi; Oriental Bank of Commerce; Corporation Bank ATM; Bank of Baroda ATM; State Bank Of India ATM; SBI; Bank of India; Bank of Baroda; Punjab National Bank
- Marketplaces: 19
- Kinari Bazar; Kaserat Bazar; Sanjay Place; Raja Mandi; Ghas Ki Mandi; Lohamandi Market; Lohar Gali; Shabji Mendi; Shah Market; Vikas Market, Kamla Nagar
- Finance, insurance and legal offices: 1
- LIC Office
- Post offices: 9
- Agra Head Post Office; Post Office, Sanjay Place; Jamuna Bridge Post Office; DHL; Indian Post; India Post
- Supermarkets: 21
- Fuarra Market; Sindhi Market; Amit Garments; Cantabil Showroom; Devi Family Plaza; Disha Uniform Centre; Gurunanak Cloth Store; Kumar super market; Lucky Saree Centre; Mufti Showroom
- Restaurants and cafes: 212
- Lakshmi Vilas; Atlantic Foods; Good Vibes Cafe; Joney's place; Shankara Vegis; Mcop; Rishi’s restaurant; Sardaar Ji Da Dhaba; VAANGO; Bamboo café
Agra facts
- District
- Agra district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 15,85,705
- Area
- about 188.4 sq km, about 171 m above sea level
- People
- 875 females per 1,000 males; 73.11% literacy
- PIN codes
- 282001 (Agra Barrcks), 282003 (Agra Fort), 282004 (Agra University), 243501 (Agras)
- Places nearby
- Agra Fort (historical Mughal fort, 1 km), Moti Masjid (Agra Fort) (sunni mosque, 1 km), Nagina Masjid (mosque, 1 km), Mina Mosque (mosque, 1 km)
- Local economy
- Tourism around the Taj Mahal and other Mughal monuments is central to Agra's economy, alongside crafts such as marble inlay and carpets. Leather, footwear and iron foundries are other established trades.
- Culture and food
- Agra shares Braj cuisine with Mathura and Vrindavan. Petha, a sweet made from ash gourd, is the city's best-known sweet, dalmoth is a spicy fried lentil snack native to Agra, and bedai, a puffy fried kachori, is a popular breakfast.
- Geography
- Agra lies on a level plain beside the Yamuna, with the Chambal river in the region and the Agra Canal supplying water. Millet, barley, wheat and cotton are grown nearby.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.