IBAN Lookup
What this tool does
This tool checks if an International Bank Account Number (IBAN) is valid and looks up details about the bank it belongs to. It uses local reference data to find the bank's name, branch, and location.
Common uses
- Verify that an IBAN format is correct before processing a payment.
- Find the name of the bank or financial institution from an IBAN.
- Get the bank's BIC/Swift code and branch details for international transfers.
- Check if the account is part of the SEPA system for European transfers.
Input data
| Parameter | Required | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
iban | Yes | NL91ABNA0417164300 | Enter the International Bank Account Number as text. Example: 'NL91ABNA0417164300'. This field is required. |
Output data
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
address | The street address of the bank branch, if found. Example: 'Prinses Beatrixlaan 58'. |
bank | The name of the bank or financial institution. Example: 'ABN AMRO BANK'. |
bban | The national bank account number part, excluding the country code and check digits. Example: 'ABNA0417164300'. |
bic | The BIC or Swift code for identifying the bank. Example: 'ABNANL2A'. |
branch | The name of the specific bank branch. Example: 'Amsterdam'. |
city | The city where the bank branch is located. Example: 'Amsterdam'. |
country_isocode | The two-letter country code for the bank's location. Example: 'NL'. |
country_name | The full name of the country where the bank is located. Example: 'Netherlands'. |
sepa | A yes/no indicator showing if the account supports SEPA transfers. Example: 'true'. |
valid | A yes/no indicator showing if the IBAN format is correct. Example: 'true'. |
zipcode | The postal code of the bank's location. Example: '1098 DJ'. |