Payment Gateway Integration for Madurai businesses
Local businesses in Madurai
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Banks: 49
- Tamil Nadu Grama Bank; SBI Administrative Office; BOI; Kotak Life; DBS Bank India; India Post Payments Bank; Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Limited; City Union Bank; HDFC; IDFC First Bank
- ATMs: 66
- Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Limited; Indian Overseas Bank; HDFC ATM; Indian bank; South Indian Bank; CANARA BANK ATM; Bank of Baroda; HDFC Bank; Canara Bank; State Bank of India
- Marketplaces: 7
- Nelpettai Market; Central Vegetable Market; Jaihindpuram Market; Pandi Bazzar; Uzhavar Sandhai; Fruit Market; Flower Market
- Finance, insurance and legal offices: 6
- LIC of India, Branch Office 3; National Insurance; Maxlife Insurance; Kottak Life insurance; Madurai Insurance Xpress - LIC; Bajaj Capital
- Post offices: 5
- Tallakulam Head Post Office; Madurai Palace Post Office; Mudakusalai Post office; India Post
- Supermarkets: 11
- Nilgiris Supermarket; Maran Supermarket; Anantha & Anantha; CM Sri Subbulakshmi Supermarket; Bharathi Stores; Latha stores; Vasantham hyper market; Reliance Smart Point; Nilgiri's; Reliance Fresh
- Restaurants and cafes: 112
- Puppy's Bakery; Namma Biryani; AMMAN VEG RESTAURANT; Hotel New Sri Sabareesh; Krishnan Mess; CK's Bakery; Sri Sapthagiri Tiffin Park; SRI RAM COFFEE CORNER; Gowri Krishna; Hotel Sree Sabarees
Madurai facts
- District
- Madurai district
- Area
- about 147.97 sq km, about 101 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 625001 (Madurai West), 625104 (Madurai Agricultural College), 625002 (Madurai Corporation Building), 625020 (Madurai Courts)
- Places nearby
- Meenakshi Temple (historic Hindu temple, 1 km), Albert Victor Overbridge (bridge, 1 km), Goripalayam Mosque (mosque, 1 km), Koodal Azhagar Temple (perumal temple, 1 km)
- Local economy
- Madurai was traditionally an agrarian society with paddy as the main crop, and cotton was introduced on the black soils of the district during Nayaka rule in the 16th century.
- Getting there
- National Highways 7, 45B, 208 and 49 pass through Madurai.
- Culture and food
- Madurai is called Thoonga Nagaram, the city that never sleeps, for its active night life, and it draws many tourists from India and abroad. Thirumalai Nayak Palace was built in the Indo-Saracenic style.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.