MICR Code Search
🔢 MICR Code Search: Find Bank MICR Code
Search MICR Code to Get Bank Branch Details | Find MICR by Bank Name
📚 Complete Guide to MICR Code
MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) code is a 9-digit code used by banks for processing cheques. It appears at the bottom of cheques and helps in automated cheque clearing.
🔢 MICR Code Structure
- First 3 Digits (110): City Code (identifies the city)
- Next 3 Digits (002): Bank Code (identifies the bank)
- Last 3 Digits (001): Branch Code (identifies the branch)
💡 MICR vs IFSC Code
| Feature | MICR Code | IFSC Code |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 9 digits | 11 characters |
| Format | Numeric only | Alphanumeric |
| Primary Use | Cheque Processing | Electronic Transfers |
| Location | Bottom of Cheque | Passbook, Statement |
| Transfers | Not used for transfers | NEFT, RTGS, IMPS |
MICR code is primarily used for cheque processing and ECS transactions. For NEFT, RTGS, or IMPS transfers, you need the IFSC code, not the MICR code.
MICR Code Search - Find Bank MICR Code Instantly
Our MICR Code Search tool helps you find complete bank branch details using the MICR code. You can also find MICR codes by entering the IFSC code. MICR codes are essential for cheque processing and ECS transactions.
How to Use MICR Code Finder
Using our MICR finder is simple:
- MICR to Bank: Enter the 9-digit MICR code to get bank name, branch, IFSC code, and address.
- IFSC to MICR: Enter the IFSC code to find the corresponding MICR code for that branch.
Why MICR Code is Important
MICR code enables automated cheque processing through magnetic ink recognition technology. It ensures faster and more accurate cheque clearing compared to manual processing. Every cheque issued in India contains the MICR code at the bottom.
This MICR code search tool is for informational purposes only. While we strive to keep the data accurate, we recommend verifying the MICR code with your bank for official transactions. TaxGST.in is not responsible for any errors or omissions.