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the bottom...first 56 numbers is the dd number and the nest 9 digit is the mirc number..ther may be 2 more digits after that which is the transaction code
first there is DD number then MICR Number and then comes the transaction ID on the demend draft
what is mean by MICR Drfat / Checque
The MICR Code can be found on the lower strip of the cheque leaf. Usually there is a white strip of space below the place where you sign the cheque. Usually the MICR, the and the cheque number are printed there. MICR code consist of 9 digits. The first three digit denotes city and are same/identical first three digit of your pin code. For example for New Delhi =110 so first three digit of MICR code of all the bank branches located in New Delhi, irrespective of bank or bank branches, will be 110. The next three digits denote bank. Each bank has given a three digit code. For example, SBI code is "002" so 4-6th digits of MICR CODE all the the branches of SBI is "002" irrespective of location in India. The Last three digit denotes branch code. Example of a MICR code: "110002001" 110 (City) 002 (Bank) 001 (Branch) So if you are located in Delhi & your client has given you a MICR code of the bank located in New Delhi and doesn't begin with "110," you can easily tell him his MICR code is wrong.
No. The bank account number is not part of the MICR in a cheque. MICR stands for Magnetic Ink Character Recognition and it is used to uniquely identify the issuing bank as well as details of the customer. But, the number printed on the cheque does not contain the account number of the customer. In all the new cheques issued by banks, the account number is separately printed out.
MICR stands for Magnetic Ink Character Recognition. It is used by banks to identify the details like customer account number, bank branch code, bank code etc. almost all banks worldwide use these MICR numbers in their checks and demand drafts. The MICR Reader can read all the information that is written in the corresponding format in a cheque.
No, the "srno" is not the same as "ddno" in SBI DD (Demand Draft). "Srno" refers to the serial number, while "ddno" refers to the DD (Demand Draft) number. Each DD has a unique DD number for identification purposes.
On the bottom, the first no. is the DD no., the second no. is the MICR, and the last no. is the Transaction Code.
Answering "Where is MICR code printed on SBI demand draft?"You can find IFSC or MICR codes of all branches across Indian at www.indiancodes.org Its quite faster too.
The MICR number is easy to find if the signs are known. 1. Its written on the white strip on the lower portion of the cheque/dd/po 2. In India MICR number is the 9 digit routing number .
Actually DD's do not have a MICR number. They only have a DD number. A Demand Draft Number is a unique number that can be used to uniquely identify a demand draft. No two DDs will have the same number, even if they are issued by different banks
ITS 9 DIGIT CODE ,NEXT TO D.D NO. example. "345458" 000006000: 000003 ---- DD no, MICR no, middle one with nine digits is MICR number.
226002029
first there is DD number then MICR Number and then comes the transaction ID on the demend draft
It is 560002057.
there are generally 3 nos given at the bottom of the dd. the first (consisting of 9 digits) is the dd no. next (consisting of 6 digits)is the micr no. and the last one is the transaction id
The MICR code of ICICI Bank Sholinganallur is 600229029
Kamarajar Salai Branch in Madurai is the Main Brach Of SBI.Ok