IBAN Validator & Parser

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Introduction to IBAN

The International Bank Account Number (IBAN) is a standardized format for identifying bank accounts internationally. It was developed to facilitate cross-border transactions and reduce errors in account identification.
An IBAN typically includes:
  • Country Code: A 2-letter code that identifies the country (e.g., DE for Germany).
  • Check Digits: Two digits used to validate the IBAN.
  • Basic Bank Account Information: This varies by country but usually includes the bank code, branch code, and account number.

How to Check the Validity of an IBAN

1. Verify the Length

Each country has a specific length for its IBANs. First, ensure that the provided IBAN matches the required length for the country. For example, a German IBAN should be 22 characters long.

2. Rearrange the Characters

Move the first four characters (the country code and check digits) to the end of the string. For example, if the IBAN is DE44 5001 0517 0445 6789 01, it becomes 500105170445678901DE44.

3. Convert Letters to Numbers

Convert all letters to their corresponding numerical values. According to the ISO 7064 Mod 97-10 standard, A=10, B=11, ..., Z=35. For example, DE would be converted to 1314.

4. Perform the Modulo Operation

Treat the rearranged and converted string as a large integer and perform a modulo 97 operation. If the result is 1, the IBAN is valid; otherwise, it is invalid.


Example
Let's verify the following IBAN: DE44 5001 0517 0445 6789 01
  • Rearrange: 500105170445678901DE44
  • Convert Letters: 500105170445678901131444
  • Treat as Integer: 500105170445678901131444
  • Modulo 97-10 Calculation: Calculate 500105170445678901131444 mod 97,
The result should be 1, If the result is 1, the IBAN is valid.
By following these steps, you can ensure that the provided IBAN is correct, which helps avoid issues during international transactions.
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IBAN Validator & Parser is an online tool for validating and parsing IBAN, BBAN, and BIC/SWIFT numbers. It checks if an IBAN is valid and provides information such as the country, BBAN, whether it is a QR-IBAN, and the IBAN in a user-friendly format.

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