Enter a code or name
Paste an 11-character IFSC, enter a six-digit PIN, or search by bank, branch, office, city, district or state. Exact-code formats are checked before the database lookup runs.
RBI & India Post source directory
IFSC and PIN code lookup from RBI and India Post source data
Search an IFSC code, bank branch, six-digit PIN code or post office. IFSCPIN separates format checks from source matches, shows the active source date and keeps individual post offices intact when several offices share one PIN code.
Examples: HDFC0001234, SBI Mumbai, or Andheri East PIN.
Guided discovery
Find a code step by step
Choose the type of code, narrow the source directory, then open the matching IFSC branch or PIN-code record.
Start with the lookup
How to search IFSC and PIN code records
The unified search recognizes exact codes and ordinary place or branch names. The result should help you reach the correct directory record without creating dozens of thin filter pages.
Open the source record
A matching IFSC opens one branch record. A matching PIN opens the PIN summary and every associated post-office row, including delivery status and postal hierarchy where supplied.
Confirm critical details
Use the displayed source date and address information as a directory aid. Before transferring money or relying on operational status, confirm critical details with the bank, beneficiary or official postal channel.
Utility directory
Two directories with different data rules
IFSC code and branch lookup
An IFSC is an 11-character identifier used to route electronic bank transfers in India. IFSCPIN checks the expected four-letter bank prefix, the reserved fifth character and the remaining branch characters. Format validity and source presence are reported separately: a correctly shaped code can still be absent from the active source snapshot.
The branch view may show bank name, branch name, address, city values, state, STD code and phone when those fields exist in the supplied source. Missing MICR, transfer-support flags, coordinates or district information are not guessed.
Browse the IFSC directoryPIN code and post-office lookup
A six-digit PIN can be associated with several post offices. The directory therefore stores a PIN summary separately from post-office rows instead of overwriting one office with another. Results can include office name, office type, delivery status, circle, region, division, district, state and coordinates when valid.
“Delivery” and “Non Delivery” are source values for the individual office record; they should not be expanded into guarantees about a particular parcel, address or present-day service. Invalid or unavailable coordinates remain unavailable.
Browse the PIN directoryUnified directory search
The search index is generated in bounded, resumable stages so the old working generation remains available while a new one is built. It indexes exact IFSC and PIN records, branches, banks, post offices and useful geography hubs without exposing a half-built index.
Search-result and filter pages remain noindex. This keeps the search useful to visitors while avoiding an uncontrolled network of indexable URL combinations.
Open unified searchPractical utilities
Use the six IFSCPIN banking and postal tools
Each tool renders useful instructions and limitations in server-generated HTML. Dated reference data is maintained separately from source directory records so changing charges, holiday lists or migration notes are never silently invented.
IFSC Verify & Decode
Check IFSC format, source presence and migrated-code records without claiming a checksum.
Open this toolTransfer Assistant
Compare NEFT, RTGS, IMPS and UPI from dated maintainable reference data.
Open this toolMICR / Cheque Decoder
Explain a nine-digit MICR format and cheque-safety limitations.
Open this toolBank Holiday Calendar
Check imported year-specific holiday records by state and date.
Open this toolMerged-Bank IFSC Finder
Find an old-to-new IFSC mapping with source and effective date.
Open this toolEmbeddable Search Widget
Generate an accessible attributed lookup widget for an approved origin.
Open this toolFind My PIN Code
Find likely nearby PIN codes from source-listed post-office coordinates, with a manual fallback and clear accuracy limits.
Open this toolBank Details Format Check
Validate IFSC and account-number format without claiming account ownership verification.
Open this toolUPI / VPA Format Checker
Explain UPI VPA structure and perform a lightweight format check only.
Open this toolReviewed explanations
Banking, transfer and postal guides
Only published guides that pass the editorial quality gate appear here. Draft assets stay out of the public list, search index, sitemap, advertising and affiliate placement until an editor records the review.
Transfer safety
What Happens If You Enter the Wrong IFSC?
Understand validation, rejection, misrouting risk and the immediate steps to take after an incorrect transfer.
Banking identifiers
IFSC vs SWIFT/BIC: Which Code Do You Need?
Learn the difference between domestic Indian routing and international bank identification.
Postal directory
Delivery vs Non-Delivery Post Offices: How to Read the Directory
Interpret source delivery status without assuming every service or address is handled at the listed counter.
Bank changes
How Bank Mergers and Branch Changes Affect IFSC Codes
Recognize old routing details, confirm a replacement code and update saved beneficiaries safely.
Cheque basics
How to Read a Cheque Safely
Identify the main fields on a cheque while protecting account information and checking alterations.
Payment systems
How RTGS Works for High-Value Transfers
Understand real-time gross settlement, the RBI minimum amount, bank controls and safe high-value payment practice.
Source and method
What “source match” means
A source match means the normalized code or record appears in the currently active imported snapshot on the displayed source-checked date. It does not mean IFSCPIN physically visited the location, verified that a branch or office is open today, or received government endorsement.
Raw source values are preserved unchanged. Separate normalized fields support consistent state, district, city, bank and office browsing. When a value is ambiguous, it can remain unresolved for review instead of being silently forced into the wrong geography.
Every import stores provenance such as the original filename, checksum, row totals, source dates, duplicate and quarantine counts, and the administrator who activated it. The previous successful snapshot remains available for rollback.
Popular source-backed searches
Explore high-demand IFSC and PIN code directories
These links group common search wording around one canonical, source-attributed page. Synonyms lead to the same useful directory instead of creating duplicate keyword pages.
Airtel Payments Bank IFSC
IFSC directory
Indian Bank IFSC
IFSC directory
India Post Payments Bank IFSC
IFSC directory
Bank of India IFSC
IFSC directory
Jio Payments Bank IFSC
IFSC directory
Union Bank of India IFSC
IFSC directory
Bank of Baroda IFSC
IFSC directory
Punjab National Bank IFSC
IFSC directory
State Bank of India IFSC
IFSC directory
Kotak Mahindra Bank IFSC
IFSC directory
Hyderabad PIN codes
PIN directory
Karimnagar PIN codes
PIN directory
Bengaluru PIN codes
PIN directory
Rewari PIN codes
PIN directory
Vijayawada PIN codes
PIN directory
Coimbatore PIN codes
PIN directory
Delhi PIN codes
PIN directory
Guntur PIN codes
PIN directory
Tirupati PIN codes
PIN directory
Visakhapatnam PIN codes
PIN directory
Ambala PIN codes
PIN directory
Gachibowli PIN code
Locality PIN result
Marathahalli PIN code
Locality PIN result
Hayathnagar PIN code
Locality PIN result
IFSC states
Browse bank data by state
State hubs summarize source-listed branches and banks, then link to city and bank views. Individual branch pages remain focused lookup records rather than mass-indexed earning pages.
PIN states
Browse postal data by state
Postal state hubs summarize distinct PIN codes and post-office rows. District views link to PIN summaries, while each exact PIN result preserves all offices associated with that code.
Quick answers
Common IFSC and PIN code questions
Does an IFSC source match confirm the beneficiary?
No. It confirms that the code appears in the active source snapshot. It cannot confirm an account holder, beneficiary name, account ownership or transaction outcome.
Why does one PIN code show many post offices?
PIN codes identify postal delivery areas rather than one unique office. The source can associate the same PIN with branch, sub and head office records, so IFSCPIN lists each office separately.
Are missing phone numbers or coordinates filled automatically?
No. Missing source fields remain unavailable. Coordinates are used only after format and range validation, and unsupported bank or postal facts are not inferred.
Why are individual lookup records normally noindex?
The directory is designed as a useful tool, not a mass of near-identical search pages. Selected hubs can be indexed, while exact records remain accessible to users and search links without becoming thin landing pages.