IFSC code finder
Axis Bank IFSC Codes for All Branches in Bihar
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Adigopalpur1Araria1Arrah2Arwal1Aurangabad3Bagaha1Banka1Barbigha1Barh1Barharia1Begusarai4Bettiah1Bhabua1Bhagalpur6Bihar Sharif1Bihta1Bikramganj1Bodh Gaya1Budhma1Bundu1Buxar1Chapra2Dalsinghsarai1Darbhanga3Dehri On Sone1Dinapur1Dumraon1Fatuha1Forbesganj2Gaya6Gopalganj1Hajipur6Hasanpur Teghra1Jainagar1Jamalpur1Jamui1Jehanabad1Jhanjharpur1Kaesth Kawai1Katihar2Khabra1Khagaria1Kishanganj1Lakhisarai1Lalganj1Madhubani1Maharajganj1Mahua1Maner1Marhowrah1Mirganj1Mokameh1Motihari2Munghyr1Muzaffarpur5Nalanda1Narkatiaganj1Naugachia1Nawada1Patel Nagar1Patna31Piro1Purnea1Purnia1Rajgir1Raxaul1Saharsa1Samastipur1Saraiya1Sasaram1Sawaldeh1Sheikhpura1Sheohar1Sitamarhi1Siwan2Sonepur1Sultanganj1Supaul1
What is an IFSC code?
IFSC stands for Indian Financial System Code: an 11-character code the Reserve Bank of India assigns to every bank branch that takes part in electronic fund transfers. You need it to send money through NEFT, RTGS or IMPS, and it is printed on your cheque book and bank passbook.