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IBAN checker: is this IBAN written correctly?

Paste an IBAN to check its country, length, layout and check digits, and see it split into bank code and account number. Works in your browser; nothing is sent.

Spaces and small letters are fine. Try a made-up example:

IBAN format by country

All 89 countries

How to use the checker

  1. Copy the IBAN from the invoice, message or bank letter and paste it in the box.
  2. Tap Check IBAN.
  3. If it fails, the result says why: wrong length, a letter where a digit should be, or check digits that do not match. Compare it with the original and correct it.

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Common questions

What does the IBAN checker test?

Four things: that the country code is in the IBAN registry, that the length is right for that country, that letters and digits are in the right places, and that the two check digits match the rest.

Does a valid result mean the account exists?

No. It means the IBAN is written without a mistake. Only the bank knows whether the account exists and who owns it.

Is the IBAN I type sent anywhere?

No. The check runs in your own browser. Nothing you type is sent to this site or stored by it.

Why is there no IBAN for my Indian bank account?

India does not use IBAN. For transfers from abroad, Indian banks use the account number with the bank's SWIFT code. Countries without IBAN.

Country layouts checked in November 2026 against the SWIFT IBAN Registry data. This tool gives general information, not financial advice. Confirm payment details with your bank.