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MICR code search

Type the 9-digit code from the bottom of a cheque to see the bank, branch and IFSC.

About this tool

How the micr code search works

Quick summary✔ RBI dataLast synced · release v2.0.62

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.

Step by step

  1. 1Find the 9-digit MICR code at the bottom of the cheque.
  2. 2Type it in the box — the search runs as soon as 9 digits are entered.
  3. 3See the bank, branch, address and the matching IFSC.

Key facts

Format
9 digits
Parts
City (3) · Bank (3) · Branch (3)
Maps to
Branch IFSC code

FAQ

Questions

How do I find the IFSC code from a MICR code?

Search the MICR here; the result shows the branch and its IFSC.

Where is the MICR code on a cheque?

In the magnetic-ink band at the bottom, right after the 6-digit cheque number.

Sources & verification

  • ✔ Official source: RBI IFSC & MICR master list
  • ✔ Dataset release v2.0.62, synced automatically
  • ✔ Last updated
  • ✔ Codes checked against the RBI format (11-character IFSC, 9-digit MICR)

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