📄 MICR Code Finder

Search for MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) codes used on cheques. Each branch has a unique MICR code.

What is a MICR Code?

MICR code is a 9-digit code printed on cheques using magnetic ink. It helps in electronic clearing of cheques. Format: CCCCCCBBB where the first 6 digits represent the city/location, and the last 3 digits identify the bank and branch.

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Understanding MICR Codes

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9-Digit Format

MICR codes are 9 digits: CCCCCCBBB

  • • First 6 digits: City code
  • • Last 3 digits: Bank and branch code
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Cheque Processing

MICR codes enable fast, automated cheque clearing and reduce manual errors in the banking system.

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Branch-Specific

Unlike SWIFT codes, MICR codes are unique to each branch. Find the exact MICR for your branch here.

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Mandate Setup

MICR codes are required for setting up ECS/NACH mandates for automatic payments and collections.

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