Bank to IFSC Code

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Bank to IFSC Code


Bank Details
IFSC Code
Bank Address

About Bank to IFSC Code

What is an IFSC Code?

IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11-character alphanumeric code assigned by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to identify bank branches for electronic payments (NEFT, RTGS, IMPS).

  • FormatXXXX0XXXXXX (e.g., SBIN0000123 for State Bank of India).

    • First 4 letters: Bank code.

    • Fifth character: 0 (reserved for future use).

    • Last 6 digits: Branch code.

  • Purpose: Ensures accurate routing of funds during online transfers.

Using the Pixel Parcel Tool

LinkBank to IFSC Code Finder

Steps to Find an IFSC Code

  1. Visit the Tool: Navigate to the link above.

  2. Enter Bank Details:

    • Bank Name: Select from the dropdown (e.g., HDFC Bank, SBI).

    • State: Choose the state where the branch is located.

    • Branch Name/City: Input the branch location.

  3. Search: Click to retrieve the IFSC code and branch details.

Example Output

  • IFSC CodeHDFC0000123

  • Bank BranchHDFC Bank, Connaught Place, New Delhi

  • Address12, Parliament Street, Delhi 110001

  • MICR Code: 9-digit code for check processing (optional).

Why Verify IFSC Codes?

  • Avoid Failed Transactions: Incorrect codes can delay or reject payments.

  • Mandatory for Transfers: Required for NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, and UPI.

  • Business Compliance: Ensures accurate vendor/biller payments.

Key Features of the Tool

  • Search Flexibility: Find codes by bank, branch, or location.

  • Branch Details: Verify addresses and contact information.

  • Bank List: Browse participating banks in India.

Common Use Cases

  1. Setting Up Payments: Adding payees to net banking/UPI apps.

  2. Verifying Recipients: Confirming payee details before transferring funds.

  3. Business Invoices: Including IFSC codes for client payments.

Important Tips

  • Double-Check: Always confirm the IFSC code with the recipient or bank statement.

  • UPI Simplified: For UPI apps like Google Pay, you only need the UPI ID or mobile number (IFSC is auto-fetched).

  • MICR Code: Use alongside IFSC for check-related transactions.

Example Workflow

  1. Recipient Shares Details: “SBI, MG Road Branch, Bengaluru.”

  2. Use the Tool: Enter details → Retrieve IFSC SBIN0004567.

  3. Initiate Transfer: Enter code in net banking/UPI app.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Using outdated IFSC codes (branches sometimes merge or close).

  • Typos in the code (e.g., 0 vs. OI vs. 1).

  • Confusing IFSC with SWIFT codes (used for international transfers).