What is MICR code for Axis?

What is MICR code for Axis?

Axis Bank IFSC Code

How can I know my MICR number of Axis Bank?

It is a nine digit code, usually printed on cheque leaves. MICR Code is used for processing cheques easily. Axis Bank has many NEFT supported branches.

How do I know my Axis Bank branch?

In Axis Bank IFSC Code, the first 4 characters (UTIB) represent the bank’s name. The fifth character is 0, which is reserved for future use in case the number of branches increases. The last 6 characters (002766) denote the Axis Bank branch code.

How can I check my account details in Axis app?

First of all, you will be required to log in to Axis Mobile or Axis OK app using your User-ID and MPIN. After that, select your account from the dashboard and then click on ‘account details’. Now, click on ‘View Mini Statement’. You will see your last transactions displayed on the next screen.

What is my Axis Bank account number?

Your Customer ID is mentioned on the welcome letter and cheque book that is mailed to you post your account opening. You can also SMS CUSTID <15 digit account number> to +918691000002 / 56161600 from your registered mobile number to get your Customer ID.

Where is MICR code in cheque?

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A MICR code is placed at the bottom of a cheque. It includes details such the bank code, account details, amount, and cheque number, alongside a control indicator.

Is MICR and IFSC code same?

IFSC code is an eleven-digit code whereas MICR code is a nine-digit code. IFSC code denotes only the bank code and branch code. Whereas, MICR denotes the pin code, bank code, and the branch code. IFSC code is endemic i.e. it is used only in India.

How can I get MICR code from cheque?

The MICR Code is generally located at the bottom of each cheque leaf in your cheque book, representing a thin strip. You can also search for the MICR Code of your bank branch online.

What is the MICR code of State bank of India?

State Bank of India ( SBI ) IFSC Code