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HDFC Bank IFSC Code Finder

Quickly search, find, and verify HDFC Bank IFSC Codes, MICR codes, branch addresses, phone numbers, and codes for any branch in India.

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IFSC Code Decoder

Enter any HDFC IFSC code (11 characters) to dissect and reveal its structure.

HDFC
Bank Code
0
Control
000060
Branch Code

Dissection of HDFC0000060

  • Bank Code (HDFC): First 4 characters identify the bank name. "HDFC" indicates HDFC Bank.
  • Control Character (0): The 5th character is always numeric "0", reserved for future utilization in payment systems routing.
  • Branch Identifier (000060): The last 6 characters indicate the specific branch location code. For this code, the identifier is 000060.

Understanding HDFC Bank Codes

When executing wire transfers (like NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS) within India, unique alphanumeric codes are required to route funds accurately to specific bank branches. The primary codes used are:

  • IFSC (Indian Financial System Code): An 11-digit alphanumeric code. It uniquely identifies every individual branch participating in RBI-governed electronic payment options.
  • MICR (Magnetic Character Ink Recognition): A 9-digit numeric code primarily used for parsing and clearing paper checks in automated clearing houses.
  • SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication): A standard code format used globally for executing international money transfers.

Providing the correct IFSC code prevents transactions from failing or being routed to an incorrect recipient account.

HDFC Fund Transfer Limits & Timings

HDFC Bank supports several types of online fund transfer systems. Review the limits and processing availability below:

System Min Limit Max Limit (Online) Availability
IMPS ₹1 ₹5 Lakh / Day 24/7/365 (Instant)
NEFT ₹1 No Limit (₹25L for Retail) 24/7/365 (Batches)
RTGS ₹2 Lakh No Limit (₹25L for Retail) 24/7/365 (Real-Time)
UPI ₹1 ₹1 Lakh / Day 24/7/365 (Instant)

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear, direct answers regarding HDFC Bank codes and online transfers

You can find your branch's IFSC code in multiple ways:
  1. On the front page of your HDFC Bank account checkbook.
  2. Printed on the top or bottom of your physical HDFC Bank account passbook.
  3. By logging into HDFC NetBanking or the Mobile Banking app and reviewing your account details page.
  4. By using our visual search tool at the top of this page to select your State, District, and Branch.
Yes. By standard regulation of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the fifth character of any bank's IFSC code is always the number zero (0). It is set aside as a control character for future transactional routing purposes.
The IFSC code is an 11-character alphanumeric code used for identifying specific branches for electronic fund transfer systems (like NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS). The MICR code is a 9-digit numeric code primarily printed using magnetic ink at the bottom of physical checks to identify the bank branch during check clearing operations.
No. IFSC codes are domestic routing codes used exclusively within India. For incoming or outgoing international wire transfers, you will need a SWIFT BIC Code (which identifies the global bank) along with the recipient's bank account details.