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Payment data validation also includes another important step in bank validation, the IBAN number to BIC Code conversion ( BIC Codes are managed by SWIFT network ). In short it is the ability to determine the correct BIC code from a given IBAN number.
What is the definition of IBAN? The IBAN consists of up to 32 alphanumeric characters, comprising a country code, two check digits and a long and detailed bank account number used in bank wire transfers. The IBAN structure is defined by the international standard under ISO 13616-1:2007 and check digits are performed using MOD 97 (ISO 7064). The individual countries and formatting are described in the official ISO IBAN registry Examples.
The IBAN checker engine supports 97 total countries and all 37 SEPA countries. Our system can respectively identify 97 distinct data structures and perform IBAN format, check digit and length validations.
The IBAN is composed of the Country Code, a 2-digit checksum and the Basic Bank Account Number (BBAN, ISO 13616). The BBAN consists of a Bank/Branch Code and the Account Number, both with optional check digits.The exact structure is country specific. See the format table below for details. To create an IBAN you must first choose the country from the selection bar and type the Bank/Branch. The HTML attributes are used to set the validator options via the Declarative plugin If the country is not defined, it will be parsed from the IBAN number. The validator supports the following countries (sorted by the country code in alphabetical order): Using with ES6 module. IBAN stands for International Bank Account Number. An IBAN is a unique code of up to 37 characters which follows globally agreed formatting guidelines. This sequence of numbers and letters allows banks to identify the correct account when processing international payments. At present, banks in the US do not use the IBAN system. Validate an IBAN and find BIC (SWIFT) and the domestic account number and bank code. With correctness guarantee.
Increasing the success rate of payments is critical to provide higher quality financial services. Automating payment validations can greatly reduce the loss in bank fees for failed/bounced payments.Both enterprises and small businesses can benefit by our service with our cost-effective pricing plans.
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When you send or receive an international transfer with your bank, you might lose money on a
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● You join over 2 million customers who transfer in 47 currencies across 70 countries.
Example: GB33BUKB20201555555555 / DE75512108001245126199 / FR7630006000011234567890189
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IBAN ( International Bank Account Number ) validation through control digits is used as an effective way of reducing failed transactions when processing international and domestic payments.
Additionally, our system can identify the Bank Identifier Code (BIC) for the respective bank and branch. By verifying the correct BIC code in combination with a valid IBAN, you can ensure effective routing of the payment to the recipient bank.
The IBAN checker you see on this page is using the same functionality as our corporate service. It can check IBAN number by validating all the elements such as bank code, branch code, account number and specific check digits for each country.
The downside of international transfers with your bank
When you send or receive an international transfer with your bank, you might lose money on a
bad exchange rate and pay hidden fees as a result. We recommend you use Wise (formerly TransferWise), which
is usually much cheaper. With their smart technology:
● You get a great exchange rate and a low, upfront fee every time.
● You move your money as fast as the banks, and often faster – some currencies go
through in minutes.
● Your money is protected with bank-level security.
● You join over 2 million customers who transfer in 47 currencies across 70 countries.
You may review the supported countries and use the examples to test the service.
Additionally, please feel free to visit our data accuracy and security sections to learn more about our data quality and informational security practices.
If you don't know your International Bank Account Number (IBAN number) you can calculate IBAN from bank code and account number.
To convert you local currency to foreign use Currency converterThis is the first and most important check we perform.
The IBAN check digit consists of two digits in positions 3 and 4 of the IBAN.
It is calculated using the MOD97 algorithm and provides the primary integrity check for the IBAN standard.
Supported for all 116 countries.
If this check is not passed, we do not run any further tests as the IBAN is invalid for certain.
Country Support IBAN
Our system will automatically detect if the International Bank Account Number county code corresponds to a country which does not use the IBAN format.In this case it will notify you about the fact that the country does not support IBANs.
This can only happen if someone has generated an IBAN using an unreliable piece of software.
Each of the 116 countries in our internal registry has its own length specified.
Possible responses here are:
IBAN Length is correct for United Kingdom
***Country Name*** IBAN must be **N** characters long
If the IBAN is longer or shorter than that length, it should be considered incorrect.
Check Account Number checksum (in BBAN)
Some countries use internal check digit algorithms to validate domestic BBAN.
Every country uses a different algorithm and in some countries algorithms vary from bank to bank or even individual branches.
For example:
- United Kingdom (UK) is using 3 different algorithms: MOD10 , MOD11 and DBLAL with 39 different weights. This makes over 100 different variations
- The Netherlands (NL) is using MOD11 algorithm with custom weights to validate account numbers. France (FR) is using MOD97 algorithm with custom weights
- Germany (DE) has a complex structure with 143 algorithms and custom weights: MOD10, MOD11, MOD7 ect.
- Italy (IT) is using modified MOD10 algorithm in domestic account number validations
- Sweden (SE) is using 5 different algorithms: MOD11, MOD10 algorithms with custom weights
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Once we identify and perform the appropriate validation our engine will return one of the following results:
Account Number checksum is valid - You may consider the account number as valid.
Account Number checksum not correct - Account number is invalid. You may deduct that IBAN is also invalid.
Account Number does not support checksum validation - Many banks and countries do not support Account Number validation. In this case we rely on the IBAN check digit for integrity control.
Currently, a total of 48 countries support BBAN and domestic account number check digit validation.
The second check we perform is country specific IBAN structure validation.
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We know each country's internal rules for the specific positions and characters inside the IBAN.
This check is helpful when the country does not support internal account number check digit validation.
Possible results for this check are:
IBAN Formatting and Structure is correct!
IBAN Formatting and Structure is not correct!
Formatting
Our validation engine can recognize the specific format of 116 countries that use IBAN.
Format validation takes into account:
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- bank code position - Checks if the bank identifier is in the correct place
- branch identifier position - Not all countries have branch code. We perform that check for a total of 58 countries
- national check digit position - This check is performed only for countries supporting internal check digit. (48 countries)
Structure
The structure check compares the specific characters used in the different parts of the IBAN.
We support structure checks for 116 countries using IBAN.
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Structure validation checks if:
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- bank code contains alpha, numeric or alpha-numeric
- bank code contains alpha, numeric or alpha-numeric
- branch identifier code (if available) contains alpha, numeric or alpha-numeric
- in national check digit (if available) contains alpha, numeric or alpha-numeric