AXIS BANK IFSC CODE

Axis Bank has a vast network of branches all over the country, each having its own unique IFSC Code. This code is mandatory for all customers wishing to carry out online transactions via net banking, IMPS, NEFT and RTGS. The code is allocated to all the branches by the banking authority of the country, the Reserve Bank of India. 

The advent of technology has made online transactions easier and more convenient. The Axis Bank IFSC Code enables an online banking facility for every Axis account. This code helps in identifying the origin bank and the destination branch during every transaction.

Axis Bank IFSC Code Format

The Axis Bank IFSC code is a unique 11-digit alphanumeric code allotted to every Axis Bank branch. The first four characters of their IFSC code are ‘UTIB’, which represents the bank’s name. The fifth character is always a ‘0’. This is reserved to change in case the number of bank branches increases. The last six characters incorporate the branch code associated with the particular Axis branch. 

For example, the IFSC code for the Axis Bank Mehrauli branch is UTIB0003098. Here, UTIB denotes the bank name, and 003098 represents the branch code.

How to Find Axis Bank IFSC Code?

The Axis Bank IFSC code can be easily found on the Axis bank passbook issued to every customer. The IFSC code is also printed on the chequebook. It is printed on the top left corner of every cheque leaf. Alternatively, the IFSC code can also be found online on the Axis Bank or RBI websites.