IFSC Code Finder
Find any bank branch's IFSC for transfers.
How this tool will work
At launch, search any bank and branch to get its IFSC and MICR instantly — no sign-up, works on any phone. Until then, use the tips below to find any IFSC in under a minute.
Reading an IFSC
Take HDFC0001234: the first four letters (HDFC) name the bank, the fifth character is always 0, and the last six digits (001234) identify the branch.
Where to find it today
Check the top of any cheque leaf, your passbook's first page, your bank statement, or your net-banking / UPI app's account details section.
Live branch search connects at launch — see how it will work below.
How it works
Live branch search connects at launch — see how it will work below.
Example
Example: HDFC0001234 — 'HDFC' is the bank, '0' is reserved, '001234' is the branch.
FAQs
What is an IFSC?
An 11-character code identifying a bank branch: first 4 letters are the bank, 5th is 0, last 6 are the branch. You need it for NEFT, RTGS and IMPS transfers.
Where can I find my branch's IFSC?
On your cheque book, passbook, account statement, net-banking portal, or the RBI's official IFSC list.
IFSC vs MICR — what's the difference?
IFSC (11 chars) routes electronic transfers; MICR (9 digits) is printed on cheques for clearing. Both identify your branch.