Postal Code & DigiPIN Information Tool
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📮 What is a PIN Code?
A PIN Code (Postal Index Number) is a 6-digit numeric code used by India Post to identify a specific region, district, and post office. It helps in fast and accurate delivery of letters and parcels.
🔹 Structure of PIN Code
- 1st digit: Postal Zone
- 2nd digit: Sub-zone
- 3rd digit: Sorting district
- Last 3 digits: Delivery post office
🔹 Uses of PIN Code
- Postal & courier delivery
- Banking, KYC, and address verification
- E-commerce shipping
- Government forms & services
📍 What is DigiPIN?
A DigiPIN (Digital Postal Index Number) is a location-based digital address introduced by India Post. It identifies an exact geographic location using a grid-based system instead of area-based codes.
🔹 Key Features
- Identifies exact house or building
- More accurate than PIN Code
- Works with maps & GPS
- Useful in rural or unmapped areas
🔹 Official Uses
- Emergency services
- Precise delivery & logistics
- Government & smart city systems
📊 PIN Code vs DigiPIN
| Point | PIN Code | DigiPIN |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Area / locality | Exact location |
| Digits | 6 numeric digits | Alpha-numeric code |
| Accuracy | Medium | Very high |
| Map Support | No | Yes |
| Emergency Use | Limited | Highly suitable |
🔎 Live India PIN Code Search
📍 Location DigiPIN (Reference)
This is a location-based reference DigiPIN generated using latitude and longitude. It is intended for navigation and understanding location only.
This Location DigiPIN is NOT an official India Post DigiPIN. It should not be used for government, postal, courier, or emergency services. It is provided only as a location reference tool.
For an official DigiPIN issued by India Post, please use the DAC portal.
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