IFSC Code Directory
Find IFSC codes for bank branches across India
Welcome to ChennaiIQ's comprehensive IFSC code directory. We provide detailed information about 176,832+ IFSC codes covering 233 banks across India.
Each IFSC code page includes branch address, contact details, and complete guidance on using the code for NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, and other online banking transactions.
How to Find an IFSC Code
Enter an 11-character IFSC code in your browser's address bar:
chennaiiq.com/banking/ifsc/[11-character-code]/ Examples:
- SBIN0000001 - State Bank of India
- HDFC0000001 - HDFC Bank
- ICIC0000001 - ICICI Bank
- UTIB0000001 - Axis Bank
- PUNB0000110 - Punjab National Bank (Chandni Chowk)
About IFSC Codes
IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11-character alphanumeric code assigned by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to uniquely identify every bank branch participating in electronic fund transfer systems in India.
Understanding IFSC code structure:
- First 4 characters: Bank code (e.g., SBIN for State Bank of India)
- 5th character: Always "0" (reserved for future use)
- Last 6 characters: Unique branch code
What You'll Find
Branch Details
Complete address, phone numbers, and branch timings
Usage Guide
Step-by-step instructions for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS transfers
Code Structure
Understand how the 11-character code is organized
FAQs
Common questions about IFSC codes answered
Popular Banks
When Do You Need an IFSC Code?
- NEFT Transfers: For transferring funds through National Electronic Funds Transfer
- RTGS Transfers: For Real Time Gross Settlement of large amounts
- IMPS Payments: For Immediate Payment Service transactions
- Online Bill Payments: For setting up auto-debit mandates
- Salary Credits: Provide to your employer for salary deposits
- Tax Payments: Required for online tax payment forms