IFSC Code Finder & Bank Details

Look up IFSC code details to find bank name, branch, and address for fund transfers in India.

Common Bank Codes

CodeBank
SBINState Bank of India
HDFCHDFC Bank
ICICICICI Bank
KKBKKotak Mahindra Bank
UTIBAxis Bank
PUNBPunjab National Bank
BARBBank of Baroda
CNRBCanara Bank
UBINUnion Bank of India
IOBAIndian Overseas Bank

About this calculator

Enter an IFSC code and check its format, and see the bank code and branch code it contains. Common bank prefixes are listed for reference.

The tool does not look up branch addresses online. Confirm the branch on your bank's website or the RBI list before sending large payments.

How to use it

  1. Enter the 11-character IFSC.
  2. Read the format check and the parts.
  3. Confirm the branch with your bank.

IFSC structure

IFSC is 11 characters: 4 letters for the bank (SBIN = State Bank of India, HDFC = HDFC Bank, ICIC = ICICI Bank, UTIB = Axis Bank, PUNB = Punjab National Bank, BARB = Bank of Baroda), then a zero (reserved for future use), then 6 letters or digits identifying the branch. Example SBIN0001234: bank SBIN, branch 001234. Transfers via NEFT, RTGS and IMPS use the IFSC to route funds.

Worked example

SBIN0001234

SBINState Bank of India
0fixed zero
001234branch code

Tips and common mistakes

  • Take the IFSC from a cheque leaf or the bank app.
  • Branch IFSCs can change after mergers; confirm the latest.
  • The fifth character must be zero.
  • IFSC is uppercase.
  • Recheck before large transfers.

Frequently asked questions

What is IFSC?

The Indian Financial System Code that identifies a bank branch.

How many characters does it have?

11.

Is the fifth character always zero?

Yes.

Where do I find my IFSC?

On a cheque, passbook or bank app.

Does this show the branch address?

No.

Is it free?

Yes.

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