Instant validation
Catch malformed codes before making a directory request.
Free banking utility
Search an 11-character IFSC and instantly see the bank, branch, address, location, contact information, MICR and supported transfer networks.
The first four characters identify the bank, the fifth character is always zero, and the final six identify the specific branch.
Find the right branch
Already know the branch but need its code? Find an IFSC by bank and branch. Account numbers, PINs and OTPs are not needed for this lookup.
Built for confident transfers
A valid-looking IFSC is not enough. Review the branch identity and transfer capabilities before adding a beneficiary.
Catch malformed codes before making a directory request.
Review bank, branch, address, state, district, contact and MICR details.
The directory can be refreshed as RBI and member-bank data changes.
Data & responsibility
Branch information is retrieved from the open-source Razorpay IFSC directory, compiled from RBI and participating bank sources. RBI states that its consolidated IFSC data is furnished by NEFT member banks through the SFMS portal.
Results are cached for up to 24 hours before refresh; the source directory may also lag bank updates. Missing contact or MICR fields mean the information is not listed, not that the branch does not exist.
Always confirm the beneficiary name, account number and IFSC with the beneficiary or their bank before transferring money.
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IFSC code questions
Enter the 11-character IFSC code and select Find branch. The result shows the bank, branch name and available branch address, city, district and state. Confirm current details with the bank if you plan to visit or transfer money.
This tool searches by IFSC, not by account number. Find the IFSC on your bank statement, passbook or banking app. If you know the bank and branch instead, use the separate bank-and-branch IFSC finder.
Check for typing mistakes, especially the fifth character, which is zero. A branch may have moved, merged or changed its code, and a directory may not reflect the latest update. Confirm the current code and address with the bank.
IFSC is an 11-character code used to identify Indian bank branches participating in electronic payment systems such as NEFT and RTGS.
Enter the 11-character code in the finder and compare the returned bank, branch and address with the beneficiary’s bank details.
The first four characters identify the bank, the fifth character is reserved as zero, and the final six identify the branch.
Yes. IFSC codes can change after bank mergers, branch relocations or operational updates, so confirm the details before transferring funds.
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