Indian Overseas Bank Account Number: 2025 Guide

How Many Digits?

IOB account numbers are always 15 digits long

Structure of the 15-Digit IOB Account Number

The format is structured as follows:

  • First 4 digits: Branch code
  • Next 2 digits: Product/account type code
    • 01 = Savings, 02 = Current, 03 = Loan, 04 = Deposit
  • Last 8 digits: Unique customer account sequence number

Example: 0125 02 12345678

  • Branch 0125
  • Account type 02 (Current)
  • Unique customer number: 12345678

Why This Format Matters

  • Embeds branch and account type information, making routing and processing smoother for NEFT/RTGS/IMPS transactions.
  • Reduces errors by maintaining a consistent, sortable structure across all accounts.

How to Locate Your IOB Account Number

You can quickly find your 15-digit account number using any of these methods:

1. Mobile Banking / IOB App

Log in and go to your Profile or My Accounts section. Your account number is displayed there. If not enrolled, you can register and join mobile banking first.

2. Passbook or e‑Passbook

Your account number is printed on the opening page of your physical passbook. You can also view it through the e‑passbook feature in mobile or internet banking.

3. Cheque Book

It is printed on every cheque leaf issued by IOB.

4. Customer Support

Call 1800 425 4445 from your registered mobile number to receive your account number after verification.

5. Branch Visit

Visit your nearest IOB branch with valid ID to get your full account number from bank staff.

Quick Reference Table

FeatureDetails
Account length15 digits
Format breakdownBranch (4) + Account type (2) + Unique number (8)
Where to find itMobile app, passbook, cheque, customer care, branch
Use caseNEFT/RTGS/IMPS transfers, bank forms, documentation
Accuracy importanceAlways share the complete 15-digit number and IFSC

Final Thoughts

Indian Overseas Bank account numbers consist of a structured 15-digit format—branch code, account type, and a unique customer sequence. You can access it easily from mobile or internet banking, passbook, chequebook, or via phone and branch support.