Postal Toolkit

PIN Code Finder & Auditor

Professional Geographic verification with executive PDF reporting for logistics and financial auditing.

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A PIN Code (Postal Index Number) is a 6-digit code in the Indian post office system. Introduced in 1972, the system ensures efficient mail sorting and delivery across Bharat. The first digit represents the Region, the second indicates the Postal Circle, and the third digit combined with the first two identifies the Sorting District. Auditing the PIN code is vital for KYC compliance, e-commerce logistics, and accurate address verification for financial documentation.

How to Audit a PIN Code

1

Input: Enter the 6-digit PIN code you wish to verify.

2

Verification: Our engine decodes the first two digits to identify the State/UT circle instantly.

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Report: Review the specific post office branch and district in the Audit Ledger before exporting a PDF.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the first 2 digits of a PIN code signify?

They identify the Postal Circle or State. For example, '11' is for Delhi, and '20' to '28' is for Uttar Pradesh.

Is a PIN code required for every parcel?

Yes. Without a PIN code, manual sorting is required, which significantly delays delivery in Bharat's extensive postal network.

What is the 'Region 9' in Indian PIN codes?

Region 9 is not a geographical state; it is exclusively reserved for the Army Postal Service (APS).

Can I find multiple post offices for one PIN code?

Yes, many PIN codes cover multiple localities. This auditor fetches the primary verified branch associated with the code.

How often are PIN codes updated?

India Post occasionally creates new PIN codes when a district is subdivided or a new sorting office is established.

Is the PDF audit report official?

The OTechy report is a professional verification tool for your records. For legal address proof, use govt-issued documents.

Does this tool store my search history?

No. Your data privacy is our priority. All searches and PDF generations happen locally in your browser.