IDFC First Bank

Offers 9 types of savings accounts to its customers.These accounts provide a host of banking benefits such as fund transfer, attractive interest rates, etc. Read More

Offers a wide range of current accounts that are best suited to cater the business needs ranging from Rs.10,000 to Rs.1 lakh average monthly deposit limits.

IDFC Bank offers home loan from Rs.5 lakh to Rs.5 Crore in more than 57 locations across India at competitive interest rates. Read More

Offers personal loan to self-employed and salaried individuals ranging from Rs.1 lakh to Rs.25 lakh with tenure ranging between 1 to 5 years. Read More

IDFC Bank offers loan against property up to Rs.5 crore with repayment tenure up to 65 years or retirement age.

Offers Two-wheeler loans to salaried professional or self-employed individuals over 18 years of age with repayment tenure of up to 5 years

IDFC Bank offers business loan upto Rs.40 lakh with repayment tenure upto 60 months. Read More

Offers Commercial Vehicle Loan to proprietorships, partnership firms, companies,etc upto 5 years.

IDFC First Bank offers fixed deposit with higher returns and no penalty for senior citizens on early withdrawal. Read More

IDFC Bank’s recurring deposit starts from Rs.2,000 per month with minimum repayment tenure of 6 months.

IDFC Bank offers 5 types of debit cards with enhanced daily limits for purchase and cash withdrawal

Account holders can use netbanking, toll-free number, mobile banking, passbook, ATM to check their account balance instantly. Read More

Through IDFC First Bank’s mobile banking, customers will be able to check account details, mini-statements, transfer funds, pay bills and a lot more.

Through IDFC First bank netbanking, consumers can avail a variety of facilities at the comfort of their own houses.

Send an SMS to 5676732 or 9289289960 from the registered mobile number with the transaction code to avail IDFC Bank SMS banking service

IDFC first Bank IFSC Code (Indian Financial System Code) is a unique eleven-digit number formed by the combination of alphabets and numerals used for fund transfer. It is assigned by the Reserve Bank of India to identify every bank branch participating in the payment system uniquely.