Observed arrival · 2026-08-29
Know Your DIGIPIN, Down to the Four-Metre Cell
A browser converter turns Indian latitude and longitude into 10-character DIGIPIN codes, and back again.
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The page separates the machine-readable code from its human display form: a continuous 10-character string is stored, while spaces may be inserted in a 3-4-3 pattern. It covers an explicitly stated India bounding box and excludes ambiguous characters such as 0, 1, I, and O. The API example returns both the compact DIGIPIN and its spaced display variant, while the site also describes an offline calculation path.
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