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Common Questions

  • How to find my bank's IFSC code?
  • What is MICR code?
  • How to verify IFSC code?
  • Where to find SWIFT code?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an IFSC Code?

IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11-digit code that uniquely identifies a bank branch in India. It's essential for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transactions.

How to find my bank's IFSC code?

You can find your bank's IFSC code by:

  • Using our search tool on the homepage
  • Checking your bank passbook or cheque
  • Visiting your bank's official website

What is MICR code?

MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) is a 9-digit code that appears on cheques and helps in identifying the bank branch. It's primarily used for cheque clearing.

User Guide

How to Use Our Search Tool

  1. Choose your preferred search method (Bank, IFSC, or City)
  2. Select your bank from the dropdown menu
  3. Choose your state and city
  4. Select your branch
  5. View complete branch details including IFSC, MICR, and SWIFT codes

Additional Features

QR Code Generation

Easily share branch details by generating a QR code that others can scan.

Copy to Clipboard

Quick copy feature for IFSC, MICR, and SWIFT codes with a single click.

Banking Information

Understanding IFSC Codes

Structure of IFSC Code

An IFSC code consists of 11 characters:

  • First 4 characters: Bank code (e.g., SBIN for State Bank of India)
  • 5th character: Always '0' (zero)
  • Last 6 characters: Branch code

Where to Find IFSC Code

  • Printed on cheque books
  • Bank passbooks
  • Bank statements
  • Bank's official website

Fund Transfer Methods

NEFT

  • • No minimum amount
  • • No maximum limit
  • • Batch processing
  • • Available 24/7

RTGS

  • • Minimum: ₹2 lakhs
  • • No maximum limit
  • • Real-time transfer
  • • Available 24/7

IMPS

  • • Up to ₹5 lakhs
  • • Instant transfer
  • • Available 24/7
  • • Mobile banking

Important Banking Terms

MICR Code

A 9-digit code printed on cheques using magnetic ink:

  • First 3 digits: City code
  • Next 3 digits: Bank code
  • Last 3 digits: Branch code

SWIFT Code

Used for international transfers:

  • 8 or 11 characters long
  • Identifies bank globally
  • Required for foreign transactions
  • Also known as BIC code