The right IFSC, first time.

The IFSC code of Airtel Payments Bank is AIRP0000001. It is the same for every Airtel Payments Bank account and works for NEFT, RTGS, IMPS and UPI. AIRP00000SC in the RBI list is an internal IMPS service code.

Airtel Payments Bank ka IFSC code AIRP0000001 hai. Yeh sabhi Airtel Payments Bank accounts ke liye ek hi code hai, aur NEFT, RTGS, IMPS aur UPI sab mein chalta hai.

Every Bank of Baroda branch has its own IFSC; there is no single code for the whole bank. All 10,159 of them start with BARB0 followed by a 6-character branch code. Find yours on your cheque leaf or passbook, or pick your state and city here.

Bank of Baroda ki har branch ka IFSC code alag hota hai; poore bank ka ek code nahi hai. Sabhi 10,159 codes BARB0 se shuru hote hain. Apna code cheque ya passbook par dekhein, ya yahan state aur city chunkar branch dhoondhein.

Every State Bank of India branch has its own IFSC; there is no single code for the whole bank. All 26,498 of them start with SBIN0 followed by a 6-character branch code. Find yours on your cheque leaf or passbook, or pick your state and city here.

The IFSC code of India Post Payments Bank is IPOS0000001. It is used for every India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) account. Post Office Savings Bank accounts use a different single code, IPOS0000DOP.

Every Punjab National Bank branch has its own IFSC; there is no single code for the whole bank. All 13,057 of them start with PUNB0 followed by a 6-character branch code. Find yours on your cheque leaf or passbook, or pick your state and city here.

Every Canara Bank branch has its own IFSC; there is no single code for the whole bank. All 12,155 of them start with CNRB0 followed by a 6-character branch code. Find yours on your cheque leaf or passbook, or pick your state and city here.

Every Union Bank of India branch has its own IFSC; there is no single code for the whole bank. All 11,256 of them start with UBIN0 followed by a 6-character branch code. Find yours on your cheque leaf or passbook, or pick your state and city here.

Every Indian Bank branch has its own IFSC; there is no single code for the whole bank. All 6,045 of them start with IDIB0 followed by a 6-character branch code. Find yours on your cheque leaf or passbook, or pick your state and city here.

Every Bank of India branch has its own IFSC; there is no single code for the whole bank. All 7,181 of them start with BKID0 followed by a 6-character branch code. Find yours on your cheque leaf or passbook, or pick your state and city here.

The IFSC code of Jio Payments Bank is JIOP0000001. It is the same for every Jio Payments Bank account. JIOP0SC9999 in the RBI list is its NEFT service centre.

The IFSC code of Fino Payments Bank is FINO0000001. Fino Payments Bank accounts generally use this code; the RBI list also has branch codes for Fino's own outlets. Check the IFSC shown in your Fino app or passbook.

IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11-character code that identifies a bank branch for NEFT, RTGS and IMPS transfers. The first 4 letters are the bank code, the 5th character is always 0, and the last 6 identify the branch.

MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) is a 9-digit code printed on cheques. The first 3 digits identify the city, the next 3 the bank and the last 3 the branch; it is used to clear cheques under CTS.

IFSC is an 11-character alphanumeric code for electronic transfers (NEFT, RTGS, IMPS). MICR is a 9-digit numeric code printed on cheques for cheque clearing. Most branches have both.

On your cheque leaf (next to the branch address), the first page of your passbook, your bank statement, or in net banking and the mobile app. You can also search by bank and branch here.

Yes. It is the Reserve Bank of India's IFSC and MICR master list, synced automatically; every page shows the release and the last sync date.