Fino Bank Account Number: Format, Details & Guide

A Fino Payments Bank account number is a unique numeric identifier issued to you when you open a savings account with Fino Payments Bank. You may need your account number and IFSC code when receiving money through bank-transfer channels that require these details.

Key Takeaways

• Fino Payments Bank's IFSC code starts with the 4 letters FINO, followed by 0, then a 6-digit branch code, making it 11 characters in total.
• The documents and requirements for opening a Fino savings account may vary depending on the account type and account-opening process. Generally, Aadhaar, a mobile number, and PAN or Form 60 may be required.

If you open a FinoPay Savings Account, then you are eligible for salary credits, UPI linking, or receiving money from another bank. This guide is for existing and prospective Fino Payments Bank customers across India who want to understand their account number, find it quickly, and use it correctly for transfers. It covers what the account number looks like, how it pairs with the IFSC code, where to locate it, and how it compares to the UPI ID Fino also issues.

What Is a Fino Bank Account Number?

A Fino account number is a unique numerical identifier associated with your Fino savings account.

The Fino Payments Bank website doesn't provide any specific number of digits in an account number on its official website. The only thing that remains the same here is the uniqueness of each account number for your use. Whenever your account number is required for a bank transfer, it should generally be provided along with the applicable IFSC code. 

How Do You Find Your Fino Bank Account Number?

You can check your Fino account details through the FinoPay App, account statements, or by contacting or visiting an authorised Fino banking channel for assistance.

Here's where to look:

1. Open the FinoPay App and go to the account details or profile section, where your account number is displayed clearly.
2. Visit any Fino Payments Bank branch and request a passbook print, which shows your account number on the first page.
3. Look at any bank statement, downloadable from the app, which lists the account number at the top.

What Is the Format of a Fino Bank IFSC Code?

A Fino Payments Bank IFSC code is an 11-character alphanumeric code, starting with the 4 letters FINO, followed by a 0, then a 6-digit branch identifier.

The account number and IFSC code are generally required when receiving or sending funds through bank-transfer channels that use account details, such as applicable NEFT, RTGS, or IMPS transfers. UPI transactions generally use a UPI ID or linked mobile-based identifier instead

How Do You Use Your Fino Bank Account Number for Transfers?

You use your Fino bank account number by sharing it along with your branch IFSC code whenever someone needs to send you money from another bank.

Take Sunita, a small business owner in Lucknow who holds a FinoPay Savings Account. A customer wants to pay her ₹8,500 through NetBanking from a different bank. Sunita opens her FinoPay App, copies her account number and IFSC code from the account details screen, and shares both with the customer. The payment reaches her account the same day, since Fino Payments Bank accepts fund transfers via any other bank's NetBanking or mobile app using just these 2 details.

Fino Bank Account Number vs UPI ID: What's the Difference?

Your account number is a fixed banking identifier, while your UPI ID is a separate, easier-to-remember address used only for UPI payments.