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IFSC code is a short form for Indian Financial System Code. RBI has provided this code to every branch of all the banks in India to distinguish branches during NEFT transactions. If you only have the IFSC code, you can easily find out which bank and branch it belongs to, and where in the country it is located. The IFSC code is used by the transaction made through NEFT, RTGS and IMPS systems.

The IFSC code is an eleven-digit number, which is a combination of letters and numbers and it has 2 parts.

• The first four characters represent the bank's name.
• The last six characters represent the branch identifier. These two parts are separated by a 0.

IFSC codes will be readily available on this website by simply providing some information, such as the bank's name, state, district, branch, and city. Once you enter the bank’s name, the site will automatically offer other relevant options, guiding you to the specific branch. If you already have some information about the IFSC code or want to confirm the bank using its IFSC code, you can select the 'Search by IFSC Code' option, which will provide results within seconds.

IFSC code is a unique code to a particular branch of a bank. It ensures that payments are routed accurately to the account belonging to a specific branch. While making online payments, enter the correct IFSC code to avoid transaction errors or delays. It enables smooth transactions between banks. Without an IFSC code, digital banking would lack the precision needed for secure, error-free transactions.

We try to take as many precautions as possible while publishing these IFSC codes with accuracy and providing the easiest way to search. However, in case of any errors or doubts, please contact us at [email protected]. If any bank would like to add their IFSC code to our site, please email us from your official email ID.