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IFSC Code Validator

Validate the format of an Indian bank IFSC code and identify the bank from its code.

Bank-name lookup covers major national and private banks — smaller regional/cooperative banks will show as "not in our list" even with a perfectly valid code, since this doesn't sync against RBI's live registry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A specific bank branch, for electronic transfers (NEFT/RTGS/IMPS) — the first 4 letters identify the bank, and the last 6 characters identify the specific branch.

Not necessarily — this tool only recognizes major banks' 4-letter codes. If the format check passes (11 characters, 4 letters + 0 + 6 alphanumeric) but the bank isn't listed, it's likely just a smaller or regional bank not in our list.

No — only the format. For a live lookup of the exact branch name and address, check the RBI's official IFSC directory or your bank's website.