RTGS is interbank transfer for 1-2 lakhs and above.
NEFT is RBI system standing for National Electronic Funds Transfer. RTGS is more expensive in terms banking charges.
IFSC - 11 digit code used in India fund transfers (stands for Indian Financial System Code). The code identifies the bank and the branch (though not all bank branches will have this code; authorisation for EFT must be given by RBI). IFSC is used by both RTGS and NEFT. To look up a code use the code bank.
SWIFT - standard format for Bank Identifier Codes (BICs) and uniquely identifies a particular bank.
NEFT is RBI system standing for National Electronic Funds Transfer. RTGS is more expensive in terms banking charges.
IFSC - 11 digit code used in India fund transfers (stands for Indian Financial System Code). The code identifies the bank and the branch (though not all bank branches will have this code; authorisation for EFT must be given by RBI). IFSC is used by both RTGS and NEFT. To look up a code use the code bank.
SWIFT - standard format for Bank Identifier Codes (BICs) and uniquely identifies a particular bank.