PIN Code Search

PIN (Postal Index Number) is a 6-digit code used by India Post to identify post offices. It was introduced on 15 August 1972 to simplify mail sorting and delivery across India.

A PIN code always has 6 digits. Each digit represents specific information: first digit indicates region, second indicates sub-region, third indicates sorting district, and last three digits identify the specific post office.

You can find your PIN code on any postal mail you receive, on your bank statements, or by using our PIN code search tool. Enter your area or locality name to find the correct PIN code.

PIN code is used in India (6 digits), while ZIP code is used in the United States (5 or 9 digits). Both serve the same purpose of identifying geographic locations for mail delivery.

Yes, a single PIN code can cover multiple localities or areas within a delivery range. Each post office serves a specific delivery area which may include several neighborhoods.

There are approximately 19,100 PIN codes covering over 1,55,000 post offices across India. This includes Head Post Offices, Sub Post Offices, and Branch Post Offices.

The first digit indicates the PIN region: 1-2 for North, 3-4 for West, 5-6 for South, 7-8 for East, and 9 for Army Postal Service (APO/FPO).

PIN code ensures accurate and timely delivery of mail and parcels. It is also required for address verification in banking, e-commerce, government documents, and various services.