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Find IFSC and MICR codes instantly—no internet required. Offline IFSC Search is your fast, reliable way to look up Indian Financial System Codes (IFSC), MICR codes, and complete branch details for 250+ banks across India. Whether you’re sending money via NEFT, RTGS, or IMPS—or you just need a branch’s address or phone number—you’ll get what you need in a few taps, even without connectivity. How it works: Search by IFSC or browse by Bank Name. Or select State → District → City to see all branches in that area. View complete branch details with contact details, copy/share, or save to Favorites. Navigate with Google Maps or call the branch directly. What you can find - IFSC Code - MICR Code - Bank - State, District, City - Branch Name - Full Branch Address - Branch Contact Number (when available) Key features - Search by IFSC: Enter any IFSC to see full branch details. - Guided Search: Select Bank → State → District → City → Branch. - Universal Search: Type anything (bank, city, branch) to find matches quickly. - Favorites: Save frequently used IFSC details for 1-tap access. - Share: Send branch details via messaging and social apps. - Clean, Fast UI: Designed for speed and reliability. Coverage and correctness - 250+ banks including SBI, HDFC, ICICI, PNB, Canara, Union Bank, Indian Bank, Kotak, Axis, and more. - Reflects major PSU bank mergers: - Bank of Baroda = Dena Bank + Vijaya Bank - Punjab National Bank = Oriental Bank of Commerce + United Bank of India - Canara Bank = Syndicate Bank - Data sourced and periodically refreshed as per RBI. Why IFSC/MICR matters - IFSC: 11-character alphanumeric code used to uniquely identify bank branches for NEFT/RTGS/IMPS. - MICR: 9-digit code used for ECS and cheque processing to identify bank and branch. How it works 1) Search by IFSC or browse by Bank Name 2) View complete branch details, copy/share, or save to Favorites. 3) Navigate with Google Maps or call the branch directly. Disclaimer We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information. However, please verify critical details with your bank or the RBI. The developers are not responsible for any discrepancies. What’s New (Template) - Data refresh for latest RBI changes - Performance improvements and faster offline search - UI refinements and bug fixes