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At a Glance

Over time, the way we bank has changed significantly. Money transmission is one such aspect of banking. Fund transfers are now simple because of electronic payment systems like the Immediate Payment Service (IMPS), Real-time Gross Settlement (RTGS), and National Electronic Fund Transfer (NEFT). You require an IFSC Code to process these transactions.

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The significance of the IFSC Code in fund transfers

A special 11-digit alphanumeric code called the Indian Financial System identifier (IFSC) is crucial for online fund transfers. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) assigns a unique IFSC code to make it easier to identify each bank branch and facilitate error-free financial transfers.

When transferring money online using services like Immediate Payment Service (IMPS), Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS), and National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT), IFSC codes are mandatory. The following is the typical format of an IFSC code:

Bank code - first five characters
Fifth character - a zero
Branch code - final six characters

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MICR Code

The Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) code is a 9-digit numeric code that acts as an identifier for Electronic Clearing Services (ECS). You can find the MICR code on the cheque leaf issued by the bank. The format for MICR is as follows:

First 3 digits - pin code of the city
Following 3 digits - code of the bank
Last 3 digits - code of the branch

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DBS Bank DBS Bank IFSC and MICR Codes for Popular Cities

City / Branch Name	IFSC Code	MICR Code	Branch Code
Mumbai / Fort	DBSS0IN0811	400641002	IN0811
New Delhi / Barakhamba Road	DBSS0IN0820	110641002	IN0820
Chennai / Anna Salai	DBSS0IN0826	600641002	IN0826
Bangalore / Ulsoor Road	DBSS0IN0827	560641002	IN0827
Kolkata / Nandalal Basu Sarani	DBSS0IN0828	700641002	IN0828
Pune / Elbee House	DBSS0IN0830	411641002	IN0830
Nasik / Howson Road	DBSS0IN0829	422641002	IN0829
Surat / Bhatpore Hazira	DBSS0IN0831	395641002	IN0831
Salem / Yercaud Road	DBSS0IN0832	636641002	IN0832
Moradabad / Delhi Road	DBSS0IN0833	244641002	IN0833
Kolhapure / Gandhinagar Main Road	DBSS0IN0851	416641002	IN0851
Cuddalore / East Coast Road	DBSS0IN0852	605641002	IN0852

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What is the difference between MICR and IFSC Code?

IFSC code is an 11-digit alphanumeric code that allows bank-to-bank fund transfers via NEFT, RTGS or IMPS, while MICR is a 9-digit code that facilitates cheque clearances. IFSC code indicates the bank and branch code. On the other hand, MICR code denotes the bank’s pin code, bank code and branch code. IFSC code is used nationwide, but MICR is used universally.

What is the difference between IFSC NEFT, RTGS and IMPS?

Type	NEFT	RTGS	IMPS
Full form	National Electronic Fund Transfer	Real-time Gross Settlement	Immediate Payment System
Settlement	Half hourly	Real-time	Real-time
Minimum Amount	No lower limit	INR 2 Lakh	No lower limit
Maximum Amount	No upper limit	No upper limit	INR 5 Lakh
Availability	24 x 7 x 365	24 x 7 x 365	24 x 7 x 365

How do I transfer funds via DBS Bank?

Download the digibank by DBS app from your phone’s app store or scan the QR code from the DBS Bank website. Activate your account by completing the KYC. Add your beneficiary details, including bank name, branch, bank account number, IFSC Code, and more. Initiate the transfer by entering the desired amount and selecting your preferred fund transfer method (RTGS, NEFT, or IMPS).