Jio Payments Bank's IFSC code is JIOP0000001. It works for NEFT, RTGS, and IMPS, and it is the code listed for the bank in the RBI-sourced IFSC directory. Because a bank can update its details and Jio also runs an internal service-centre code, it is worth confirming your account's IFSC in your Jio account before you share it to receive money.
Jio Payments Bank IFSC at a glance
| IFSC code | JIOP0000001 |
| Bank | Jio Payments Bank Limited |
| MICR code | Not applicable (no cheque book) |
| SWIFT code | None (SWIFT is only for international wire transfers) |
| Works for | NEFT, RTGS, IMPS |
How to receive money in a Jio Payments Bank account
The sender needs three things in any other bank's app or net banking:
- Your account number
- The IFSC code: JIOP0000001
- The account holder's name
Add these as a beneficiary and send. IMPS is instant and best for everyday amounts; NEFT settles in half-hourly batches; RTGS is real-time but only for Rs 2 lakh and above. As a payments bank, Jio Payments Bank can hold a maximum of Rs 2 lakh per customer at the end of the day (an RBI rule for all payments banks), so an incoming transfer that would take the balance above Rs 2 lakh may be declined or returned.
🔢Confirm your code before a large transfer
JIOP0000001 is the IFSC shown for Jio Payments Bank in bank directories, and there is also an internal NEFT service-centre code (JIOP0SC9999) that customers do not use. For everyday transfers JIOP0000001 is what a sender needs, but for a first-time or large transfer, open your Jio Payments Bank account details and check the IFSC shown there, or read what happens if the IFSC is wrong.
Sources and verification
- IFSC JIOP0000001 - verified against the RBI-sourced IFSC directory, cross-checked July 2026.
- The Rs 2 lakh end-of-day balance ceiling is the Reserve Bank of India's limit for all payments banks.