IFSC Code Finder
Free IFSC code finder. Enter any Indian bank's IFSC code to instantly get the branch name, address, MICR code and NEFT/RTGS/IMPS/UPI availability.
About the IFSC Code Finder
An IFSC code finder looks up an 11-character Indian bank IFSC code and shows the bank, branch name, address, MICR code and whether NEFT, RTGS, IMPS and UPI are supported. It queries a public bank-branch dataset directly from your browser.
An IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11-character code that uniquely identifies a bank branch for electronic payments — the first four letters name the bank, a fixed zero comes next, and the last six characters identify the specific branch. Every NEFT, RTGS, IMPS and UPI transfer routes through this code, which is why bank forms, cheque books and payment apps all ask for it.
Enter any IFSC code and this tool looks up the exact branch it belongs to — bank name, branch name, full address, city, state, MICR code, and which payment networks (NEFT/RTGS/IMPS/UPI) that branch supports — against a public bank-branch directory. It's the fastest way to confirm a code before adding a beneficiary for a bank transfer, without hunting through a cheque leaf or calling the bank.
Getting an IFSC wrong when adding a payee is a common source of failed or misdirected transfers, so a quick check here before submitting a bank form is worth the ten seconds it takes. If you have the branch's cheque book or passbook, the IFSC is printed on it directly — this tool is most useful when you only have the bank and branch name and need the code itself, or want to double-check one before using it.
Frequently asked questions
- What does an IFSC code look like?
- 11 characters: four letters identifying the bank (e.g. HDFC, ICIC, SBIN), a fixed zero as the fifth character, then six characters identifying the specific branch — for example HDFC0000001.
- Where does this lookup data come from?
- It queries a free, public bank-branch API (originally sourced from RBI data) directly from your browser. Nothing you type is stored by this site.
- Do I need the IFSC for UPI payments?
- Not for a UPI ID or QR code payment, but you do need it when adding a bank account as a beneficiary for NEFT/RTGS/IMPS, or when someone needs to transfer money directly to your account number.
- What if my IFSC code isn't found?
- Double-check for typos — a single wrong character will return no match. If it still doesn't resolve, the code may be for a branch that has since merged or been renumbered; check your bank's cheque book or passbook for the current code.
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