SWIFT Code Finder
Find the SWIFT/BIC code for international transfers using a branch IFSC.
| Bank | |
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| IFSC | |
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| Address | |
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| State | |
| MICR | |
| SWIFT | |
| Contact | |
| NEFT | |
| RTGS | |
| IMPS | |
| UPI | |
| SWIFT | Not listed for this branch – international transfers are usually routed through the bank's designated branch. Contact the bank. |
Data source: Razorpay's open IFSC dataset (compiled from RBI data). Verify critical details with your bank.
Frequently asked questions
A SWIFT (BIC) code is an 8 or 11-character international code that identifies a bank for cross-border transfers. Not every branch has its own SWIFT code; banks often route international payments through designated branches.
Key facts from official sources
NEFT has been available 24×7 on all days of the year since 16 December 2019. — Source: Reserve Bank of India
RTGS is available 24×7 and has a minimum transfer amount of ₹2 lakh. — Source: Reserve Bank of India
Customers of banks and NBFCs can file free complaints under the RBI Integrated Ombudsman Scheme at cms.rbi.org.in. — Source: Reserve Bank of India
Written by BankHelpline Editorial Team · Reviewed by Sheetal Pawar, Director · Last updated . Content is researched from official sources such as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), credit bureaus and lender websites, and reviewed periodically. Rates and charges change often – always confirm the latest terms with the lender.