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How To Find the Bank IFSC Code?

Bank IFSC Code is an 11 digit alphanumeric digit that is used to uniquely identify the Bank branch. IFSC Code is an acronym for Indian Financial System Code. IFSC Code is very important code that is used to transfer the money from one account to another. Bank IFSC Code is used to transfer money through various methods like RTGS, NEFT, and IMPS.

Importance of IFSC Code?

  • IFSC Code is a very important code that can be used to transfer funds. 
  • IFSC Code can be used to identify a particular bank branch 
  • This enables the RBI to fasten the process of fund transfer.

How to Find the IFSC Code?

IFSC Code of the bank branch can be found on the bank cheque leaf and Passbook.
You can find the band IFSC Code including all the other details of the bank branch by using a Bank Branch Locator. 

How to use Bank Branch Locator?

It is very easy to use the Bank Branch Locator
  1. Select the Bank Branch you want the details of 
  2. Select the State where the branch is located
  3. Select the District of the branch
  4. Select the Branch by the name or location.
With a few simple steps you can easily find the bank IFSC Code and you can send funds through all the method of payment easily and fast.

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