Federal Bank IFSC Codes in New Delhi, Delhi

Federal Bank IFSC Codes in New Delhi, Delhi

Federal Bank has 25 branches in New Delhi, Delhi, with 25 branches registered on the Reserve Bank of India's NEFT and RTGS payment networks. Each branch has a unique 11-character IFSC code — the mandatory alphanumeric identifier required for all electronic fund transfers in India. BankZop's Federal Bank New Delhi directory is sourced directly from official RBI master data, making it the most reliable reference for branch IFSC codes in New Delhi.

Click any branch from the list above to view its complete details — IFSC code, MICR code, BSR code, address, pincode, and phone number — all on a single result page with one-click copy buttons.

How to Find Your Federal Bank IFSC Code in New Delhi

You are one click away from the IFSC code you need. Here is the process:

• Step 1 — Filter if needed: Type your branch name in the search box above if the list is long. The list filters instantly as you type.
• Step 2 — Click your branch: Click the branch where your Federal Bank account is held. Make sure it is the exact branch — not just any Federal Bank branch in New Delhi.
• Step 3 — Copy the IFSC code: The result page shows the 11-character IFSC code with a large Copy button, displayed in monospace font for easy reading. It also shows the MICR code, BSR code, full address, and phone number for the same branch.

If you are not sure which branch your account belongs to, check the first page of your Federal Bank passbook, your internet banking account summary, or the account details section of your Federal Bank mobile banking app. The IFSC code shown there will match the one on BankZop for the same branch.

What is the IFSC Code for Federal Bank in New Delhi?

Every Federal Bank branch in New Delhi has an 11-character IFSC code structured as follows:

• Characters 1–4 (Bank Code): All Federal Bank branches — in New Delhi and across India — share the same 4-letter bank code prefix assigned by the RBI. This uniquely identifies Federal Bank within the entire NEFT/RTGS network.
• Character 5 (Reserved Zero): Always the digit 0, never the letter O. Reserved by the RBI for future use. All 25 Federal Bank New Delhi branches share this character.
• Characters 6–11 (Branch Code): These 6 alphanumeric characters are unique to each branch. This is what differentiates the 25 Federal Bank branches in New Delhi from each other. Even two branches on the same street will have different branch codes.

This means you can quickly validate any Federal Bank IFSC code by checking that the first 4 characters match the bank's code and the 5th character is 0. If either check fails, the code is invalid.

When You Need the Federal Bank New Delhi IFSC Code

Sending NEFT or RTGS Transfers to Federal Bank Accounts in New Delhi

When someone needs to transfer money to your Federal Bank account in New Delhi via NEFT or RTGS, they need your account number and your branch's IFSC code. NEFT settles in half-hourly batches (available 24×7), while RTGS settles in real time for amounts above ₹2 lakh. Both are operated by the RBI and require the exact 11-character IFSC code of your specific Federal Bank branch in New Delhi. A single wrong character causes the transfer to fail.

IMPS Transfers to New Delhi Branches

IMPS, operated by NPCI, enables instant 24×7 transfers to Federal Bank accounts in New Delhi — including weekends and public holidays. Transfers using IFSC + account number are the most common method for IMPS. The IFSC code of the receiving Federal Bank branch in New Delhi is required to route the payment correctly.

UPI Account Registration

When you add your Federal Bank New Delhi account to a UPI app — PhonePe, Google Pay, BHIM, Paytm — the app requires your IFSC code to validate and link your bank account. Once your account is linked, daily UPI transactions use your VPA and you don't need to re-enter the IFSC.

Net Banking Beneficiary Registration

Adding a Federal Bank New Delhi branch account as a beneficiary in any bank's net banking portal requires the account number and IFSC code of the specific branch. Most banks impose a 30-minute to 24-hour cooling period for new beneficiaries before allowing large transfers. Always verify the IFSC code on BankZop before registering a new beneficiary to avoid delays.

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About Federal Bank Branches in New Delhi, Delhi

Federal Bank has been serving customers in New Delhi with a network of 25 branches offering full banking services — savings accounts, current accounts, loans, fixed deposits, and digital banking. All 25 IFSC-enabled branches participate in the RBI's NEFT and RTGS settlement networks, ensuring electronic transfers to and from these branches are processed reliably and securely.

To browse Federal Bank branches in other cities in Delhi, visit the Federal Bank Delhi directory. For all Federal Bank branches nationwide, see the Federal Bank IFSC code directory. For cheque clearing and NACH codes, use the Federal Bank New Delhi MICR directory. For loan EMI planning, use the free EMI Calculator.