IFSC Code Finder
Enter an 11-character IFSC code (printed on chequebooks, passbooks, and bank statements) to get the branch name, full address, and contact details for NEFT/RTGS/IMPS/UPI transfers.
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What is an IFSC code?
An IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11-character alphanumeric code that uniquely identifies a single bank branch anywhere in India. The first four characters are the bank's code (e.g. "HDFC" for HDFC Bank), the fifth character is always a fixed "0" (reserved for future use), and the last six characters identify the exact branch. Banks and payment apps need your correct IFSC code to route NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, and UPI transfers to the right branch — an incorrect IFSC code is one of the most common reasons a bank transfer bounces or gets delayed.
How this tool looks up an IFSC code
Type or paste an 11-character IFSC code (printed on your chequebook, passbook, or bank statement) and this tool validates the format instantly, then fetches the branch name, full address, city, district, state, and contact number for that exact branch — usually in well under a second. Everything runs directly from your browser to a free, public IFSC lookup service, so there's nothing to sign up for and no data is stored beyond your own browser tab, where a successful result is kept briefly to make a repeat search of the same code instant.
If the lookup service is temporarily busy
This tool depends on a third-party lookup service, which occasionally has a slow moment. If that happens, you'll see a clear "service busy" message instead of a blank page — just try again in a few seconds. In the meantime, every IFSC code's branch details are also printed on your chequebook and bank passbook, and available inside your bank's own mobile or net-banking app under "branch details" or "manage beneficiary".
Popular banks to get started
Not sure of your exact code yet? Click any bank chip above to instantly look up one of that bank's real branches as a starting example — useful for seeing the exact fields (branch, address, transfer modes) this tool returns before you go find your own specific branch's code.
Once your bank details are confirmed, add them to your BizGo business page so customers and vendors always have your correct payment details on hand — see the box above to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is always 11 characters: the first 4 are letters identifying the bank, the 5th is always the digit "0", and the last 6 are letters/digits identifying the specific branch — for example HDFC0000001.
It is printed on your chequebook, your bank passbook's first page, and shown in your bank's mobile or net-banking app under branch or account details.
This tool shows a clear "service busy, try again" message rather than a blank page or an error, and reminds you that the same details are always available on your chequebook, passbook, or banking app.
The code you search is sent directly from your browser to a free, public IFSC lookup service to fetch results — it is not logged on BizGo's servers. A successful result is cached briefly in your own browser tab only, so repeating the same search is instant.
This tool includes a small starting list of popular banks' real branch codes you can click to try instantly. A full searchable branch directory is out of scope for this free tool — search your bank's own website for a full branch locator.
