How to Build an IFSC Code Finder App on Android Without Coding (Sketchware Pro Guide)

📌 How to Build an IFSC Code Finder App on Android Without Coding (Sketchware Pro Guide)

Imagine building your own IFSC code finder app without writing a single line of code. Sounds interesting? With just your Android phone and an app called Sketchware Pro, you can create a functional banking tool in less than 20 minutes — no PC, no coding knowledge, no stress. 🛠️📱

Create App in Sketchware Pro

📘 What is Sketchware Pro?

Sketchware Pro is a modified, open-source version of the original Sketchware app. It allows anyone — students, hobbyists, or aspiring developers — to create Android apps with a visual interface.

✅ Key Features of Sketchware Pro:

  • 👨‍💻 Drag-and-drop block coding interface
  • 📲 App building directly on Android (no PC needed)
  • 🧩 Supports custom extensions and libraries
  • 🆓 100% free and open source
  • 🔐 Can export and sign APKs easily

Official Website: https://sketchware.pro


🛠 How to Build the IFSC Code Finder App

You don’t have to start from scratch. I’ve already created a ready-made project file for you that includes all the logic and design. Here's how you can use it:

✅ Step 1: Download the Project File

Click the link below to download the `.swb` project file, which includes all the blocks and UI required:

📥 Download Project File

✅ Step 2: Restore the Project in Sketchware Pro

  • Open Sketchware Pro on your Android phone
  • Tap on "Restore Project"
  • Navigate to your device’s Download folder
  • Select the downloaded `.swb` file
Restore Project

✅ Step 3: Open the Project and Explore

Once the project is restored, you can now see the layout, logic blocks, and web integration:

Project Overview
  • Feel free to customize the app name, logo, or colors
  • Add your own splash screen or icon if you want

✅ Step 4: Build and Run the App

After customization, simply hit the “Run” button to build your APK:

Build App

🔍 How Does the IFSC Finder App Work?

The app uses Razorpay’s free API to fetch details based on IFSC code input by the user. When a user enters an IFSC code, the app fetches the following:

  • Bank Name
  • Branch Name
  • Bank Code
  • Contact Details

This data is shown using a WebView block inside the app that connects directly to Razorpay’s API URL.

📌 What is WebView?

WebView allows your app to open and display a web page inside the app itself — like embedding a browser. It's useful when you want to show real-time data or dynamic content from the web without building complex layouts.


🧠 Learning Outcomes from This Project

  • ✅ How to use Sketchware Pro to build real apps
  • ✅ How to restore and modify pre-built projects
  • ✅ How to use APIs in Android apps
  • ✅ How to use WebView and UI elements

This project helps beginners understand the core concepts of app development while still being easy enough to complete in under 30 minutes.


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💬 My Final Thoughts

Creating apps used to be something only developers could do, but not anymore. With tools like Sketchware Pro, even beginners can start building functional Android apps in minutes.

This IFSC Finder App is just a starting point. Once you understand how block programming works, you can build:

  • 📦 Parcel Tracking Apps
  • 📲 Mobile Recharge Apps
  • 🧮 EMI Calculators
  • 📡 Internet Speed Testers

If you'd like more tutorials, custom projects, or even want to learn how to upload your app to the Play Store, comment below or contact me on my Telegram or email. I'd love to help you grow as a developer — one block at a time. 🙌

🔗 Stay tuned for more magic at kumarsmagic.com

Kumar's Magic

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