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IFSC lookup

Find a bank branch by IFSC code

Type an 11-character IFSC code, or browse a bank. You will see the branch details that are in the pinned dataset, plus how old that dataset is.

Four letters, then 0, then six letters or digits.

Lookups read static dataset files. Your queries are not sent to a search endpoint and are not logged.

Browse by bank

Dataset snapshot, not a live bank confirmation. Verify critical transfers with your bank.

How to read the result

IFSC structure

An IFSC is 11 characters: four letters for the bank, a literal 0 in position five, and six letters or digits identifying the branch. The fifth character is always zero, which is why HDFC1000001 is invalid even though its length is right.

IFSC questions

Where does this data come from?

The Razorpay IFSC dataset (repository code MIT, dataset published as public domain), which aggregates the RBI NEFT and RTGS IFSC lists. The exact release, checksum and import date are shown on this page.

Is this a live RBI verification?

No. It is a dated snapshot. A branch can be renamed, merged or closed after the snapshot. For a transfer that matters, confirm the IFSC with your bank or the RBI list.

What is the difference between “invalid format” and “not found”?

Format validation checks the shape: four letters, a 0, then six letters or digits. “Not found” means the code is well formed but absent from this snapshot. The two are reported separately so you know whether to fix a typo or verify with the bank.

Why can I not search by account number?

Account numbers are not public and this site does not collect them. Only the branch directory is searchable.

Do you store my searches?

No. The lookup runs in your browser against static dataset files. There is no search endpoint and no logging of your queries.

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