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International IBAN & BIC/SWIFT Validator

Verify bank account numbers, check digits, and BBAN structures across 80+ countries

🏦 ISO 13616 / MOD-97 Compliance

International IBAN & BIC Validator

Verify bank account numbers, check digits, and BBAN structures across 80+ countries. 100% private in-browser.

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Valid International IBAN

Checksum verified using international MOD-97 algorithm.

Country
🇩🇪 Germany
Check Digits
89 (MOD-97: Pass)
Bank Routing Code
37040044
Account Number
0532013000
Print Format (Paper Invoices): DE89 3704 0044 0532 0130 00
Electronic: DE89370400440532013000

About International IBAN & BIC/SWIFT Validator

Validate International Bank Account Numbers (IBAN) using the international ISO 13616 standard and MOD-97 algorithm. Extract bank routing codes, branch identifiers, and account numbers with single and batch processing.

Key Capabilities & Features

  • ISO 13616 / MOD-97 mathematical checksum verification
  • Full format specifications for 80+ countries (EU, UK, UAE, SA, etc.)
  • Extracts country code, check digits, bank routing code, and account number
  • Beautifies into standardized 4-character print blocks
  • Batch paste validation and test sample generators

How to Use International IBAN & BIC/SWIFT Validator

1

Enter IBAN

Type or paste an IBAN with or without spaces.

2

Inspect Validation

Check MOD-97 verification status and extracted bank routing codes.

3

Copy Formatted

Copy electronic or 4-character spaced print format for invoices.

Privacy & In-Browser Execution Guarantee

Bank account numbers and financial details remain 100% private in local browser memory. Zero server transmission.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the MOD-97 algorithm validate an IBAN?

The first four characters (country code and check digits) are moved to the end, letters are converted to digits (A=10 to Z=35), and the resulting integer is divided by 97. If the remainder equals 1, the IBAN is mathematically valid.