How to use IFSC Code to Bank Details
- Enter the IFSC codeType the 11-character code in the IFSC code field, for example HDFC0000001. Upper or lower case both work.
- Run the lookupPress Run IFSC Code to Bank Details. The format is checked first, then the code is looked up in Razorpay’s public IFSC database.
- Read the branch detailsWhere available you see the bank, branch, address, city, state, contact, MICR and SWIFT codes, plus which of NEFT, RTGS, IMPS and UPI the branch supports.
Common uses
- Confirming a beneficiary’s branch before a bank transfer
- Finding the MICR code for a cheque or form
- Checking whether a branch supports RTGS or IMPS
Frequently asked questions
How do I use IFSC Code to Bank Details?
1. Enter the IFSC code: Type the 11-character code in the IFSC code field, for example HDFC0000001. Upper or lower case both work. 2. Run the lookup: Press Run IFSC Code to Bank Details. The format is checked first, then the code is looked up in Razorpay’s public IFSC database. 3. Read the branch details: Where available you see the bank, branch, address, city, state, contact, MICR and SWIFT codes, plus which of NEFT, RTGS, IMPS and UPI the branch supports.
Why does it say the format is not valid?
An IFSC must be four letters, the digit zero, then six letters or numbers. Check that you did not type the letter O instead of the zero.
Where does the data come from?
From the public IFSC API run by Razorpay. Branch details can change, so confirm with the bank before an important payment.
What if no bank details are found?
The code may be new, retired or mistyped, or the lookup service may be unavailable. Double-check the code and try again later.
Who receives the code I enter?
The IFSC is sent to the GigaTools server, which requests the details from ifsc.razorpay.com. Only the code is shared, and no account number is ever asked for.