Australia and New Zealand Banking Group IFSC Code
Find the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group IFSC code of any branch in India, with its MICR and address. Pick a state, or search for a branch.
- 2Branches
- 1States and UTs
- ANZBIFSC starts with
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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group branches by state
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group branches at a glance
- Australia and New Zealand Banking Group branches in India
- 2
- States and union territories
- 1
- Most branches (state)
- Maharashtra: 2
- IFSC format
- ANZB0XXXXXX (11 characters)
Next bank holidays (RBI, national): Diwali/Deepavali, 8 Nov 2026 · Guru Nanak Jayanti, 24 Nov 2026 · Christmas, 25 Dec 2026. Branches are also shut on the second and fourth Saturday of every month; NEFT and IMPS run every day. All bank holidays
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group IFSC Questions
Answered from RBI's branch list.
How many Australia and New Zealand Banking Group branches are there in India?
2, across 1 states and union territories, by RBI's branch list.
Which state has the most Australia and New Zealand Banking Group branches?
Maharashtra, with 2 (100.0% of the 2 branches in India).
What does a Australia and New Zealand Banking Group IFSC code look like?
11 characters: ANZB (the bank), then 0, then six characters for the branch, as in ANZB0XXXXXX. Each branch has its own code, so check the branch, not only the bank, before you send money by NEFT, RTGS or IMPS.
Where do I find my Australia and New Zealand Banking Group branch's IFSC?
On your cheque book and passbook, in net banking or the bank's app under account details, or on this site: pick the city and branch, or search by branch name.
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About Australia and New Zealand Banking Group IFSC codes
Every Australia and New Zealand Banking Group IFSC starts with ANZB, then a 0, then six characters for the branch. You need the branch's IFSC to send money to an account by NEFT, RTGS or IMPS. It is printed on the cheque book and passbook. For a large payment, confirm it with the account holder or the bank.
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