🏦 How to Find Your Bank’s IFSC Code Using Paytm — Step by Step

Balasahana Suresh
📌 What Is an IFSC Code?

The IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11‑character alphanumeric code that uniquely identifies a bank branch for electronic transfers like NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS. It’s essential when adding beneficiaries or transferring money online.

📱 Step‑by‑Step: Find IFSC Code in the paytm App

1. Open the paytm App

Launch the Paytm app on your Android or iOS phone.

2. Go to Your Linked bank Account

  • Tap on “Bank Accounts” or “Paytm Payments Bank” at the top or in the Profile/UPI & Payments section.
  • If you haven’t added a bank yet, you’ll need to link one (enter account number, IFSC, etc.).
    (Note: paytm Payments bank customers will immediately see bank details once logged in.)
3. view Account Details

Once you select your bank, look for account information/details.
Here you can see:

  • Bank name
  • Account number
  • Branch name
  • IFSC code
👉 paytm shows your IFSC code here so you don’t need to search elsewhere.

🔎 Alternative paytm IFSC Lookup Tool

If you want to find any bank’s IFSC code (not just your own), use Paytm’s IFSC Finder tool:

Visit the Paytm IFSC Code Finder page.

Select State → City → Bank → Branch

The corresponding IFSC code will be displayed instantly.

This is useful when sending money to a new account or checking details before a transfer.

🧠 Helpful Tips

✔️ IFSC codes are always 11 characters — first 4 letters bank code, 5th is zero, last 6 characters branch code.
✔️ You can also find IFSC codes on your cheque book, passbook, bank’s website, or RBI’s official list if you’re not using Paytm.
✔️ For Paytm Payments bank accounts, the IFSC code will be shown directly in the app alongside your account details.

📝 Why This Matters

You’ll need your bank’s IFSC code for:

  • Linking a bank account to other apps
  • Adding a new beneficiary for transfers
  • Filling forms for online transactions
  • NEFT/IMPS/RTGS transfers
 

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