IFSC Code of Axis Bank Central Processing Unit

In today life, the use of IFSC codes is very common. It is mainly used for online funds transfer. IFSC code is unique code for each and every bank to helps identify the bank branches involved in the payment and settlement in the case of RTGS and NEFT. IFSC code have 11 alpha numeric digits issued by the RBI. The first four characters are alphabets and represent the bank. The fifth character is zero and it is mainly kept for use in the future. The last six characters can be numeric or alphabets and represent the branch of the bank. The IFSC code of the branch is also printed on the every cheque books.

• 'UTIB0000101' - IFSC Code for an AXIS BANK branch in CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT;
• First four alphabets - UTIB - Name of the bank, i.e., AXIS BANK.
• 0 - The fifth character is zero, kept for use in the future.
• 000101 - Indicates a CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT branch code of AXIS BANK.