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IBAN codes by country
Explore IBAN formats, structures, and major banks for 69 countries worldwide. Validate your IBAN before sending money internationally.
69 countries35 SEPA members389+ banks listedReal IBAN examples
All countries A–Z
Albania
AL·28 chars
Andorra
AD·24 chars
Austria
AT·20 chars·SEPA
Azerbaijan
AZ·28 chars
Bahrain
BH·22 chars
Belgium
BE·16 chars·SEPA
Bosnia And Herzegovina
BA·20 chars
Brazil
BR·29 chars
Bulgaria
BG·22 chars·SEPA
Costa Rica
CR·22 chars
Croatia
HR·21 chars·SEPA
Cyprus
CY·28 chars·SEPA
Czechia
CZ·24 chars·SEPA
Denmark
DK·18 chars·SEPA
Dominican Republic (the)
DO·28 chars
Egypt
EG·29 chars
El Salvador
SV·28 chars
Estonia
EE·20 chars·SEPA
Faroe Islands (the)
FO·18 chars
Finland
FI·18 chars·SEPA
France
FR·27 chars·SEPA
Georgia
GE·22 chars
Germany
DE·22 chars·SEPA
Gibraltar
GI·23 chars·SEPA
Greece
GR·27 chars·SEPA
Greenland
GL·18 chars
Guatemala
GT·28 chars
Holy See (the)
VA·22 chars·SEPA
Hungary
HU·28 chars·SEPA
Iceland
IS·26 chars
Ireland
IE·22 chars·SEPA
Israel
IL·23 chars
Italy
IT·27 chars·SEPA
Jordan
JO·30 chars
Kazakhstan
KZ·20 chars
Kosovo
XK·20 chars
Kuwait
KW·30 chars
Latvia
LV·21 chars·SEPA
Lebanon
LB·28 chars
Liechtenstein
LI·21 chars·SEPA
Lithuania
LT·20 chars·SEPA
Luxembourg
LU·20 chars·SEPA
Malta
MT·31 chars·SEPA
Mauritania
MR·27 chars
Moldova (the Republic Of)
MD·24 chars
Monaco
MC·27 chars·SEPA
Montenegro
ME·22 chars
Netherlands (the)
NL·18 chars·SEPA
Norway
NO·15 chars·SEPA
Pakistan
PK·24 chars
Poland
PL·28 chars·SEPA
Portugal
PT·25 chars·SEPA
Qatar
QA·29 chars
Republic Of North Macedonia
MK·19 chars
Romania
RO·24 chars·SEPA
San Marino
SM·27 chars·SEPA
Saudi Arabia
SA·24 chars
Serbia
RS·22 chars
Slovakia
SK·24 chars·SEPA
Slovenia
SI·19 chars·SEPA
Spain
ES·24 chars·SEPA
Sweden
SE·24 chars·SEPA
Switzerland
CH·21 chars·SEPA
Timor-leste
TL·23 chars
Turkey
TR·26 chars
Ukraine
UA·29 chars
United Arab Emirates (the)
AE·23 chars
United Kingdom Of Great Britain And Northern Ireland (the)
GB·22 chars·SEPA
Virgin Islands (british)
VG·24 chars
Browse by region
Western Europe
United Kingdom Of Great Britain And Northern Ireland (the)
GBP · 22 chars
Germany
EUR · 22 chars
France
EUR · 27 chars
Netherlands (the)
EUR · 18 chars
Belgium
EUR · 16 chars
Luxembourg
EUR · 20 chars
Austria
EUR · 20 chars
Switzerland
CHF · 21 chars
Liechtenstein
CHF · 21 chars
Ireland
EUR · 22 chars
Monaco
EUR · 27 chars
Southern Europe
Northern Europe
Eastern Europe
Poland
PLN · 28 chars
Czechia
CZK · 24 chars
Slovakia
EUR · 24 chars
Hungary
HUF · 28 chars
Romania
RON · 24 chars
Bulgaria
EUR · 22 chars
Croatia
EUR · 21 chars
Slovenia
EUR · 19 chars
Serbia
RSD · 22 chars
Bosnia And Herzegovina
BAM · 20 chars
Montenegro
EUR · 22 chars
Republic Of North Macedonia
MKD · 19 chars
Kosovo
EUR · 20 chars
Albania
ALL · 28 chars
Moldova (the Republic Of)
MDL · 24 chars
Ukraine
UAH · 29 chars
Middle East
Central & South America
Asia & Pacific
SEPA member countries
The Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) allows fast, low-cost euro transfers between member countries. These 35 countries support SEPA credit transfers and direct debits.
AustriaBelgiumBulgariaCroatiaCyprusCzechiaDenmarkEstoniaFinlandFranceGermanyGibraltarGreeceHoly See (the)HungaryIrelandItalyLatviaLiechtensteinLithuaniaLuxembourgMaltaMonacoNetherlands (the)NorwayPolandPortugalRomaniaSan MarinoSlovakiaSloveniaSpainSwedenSwitzerlandUnited Kingdom Of Great Britain And Northern Ireland (the)What is an IBAN?
An International Bank Account Number (IBAN) is a standardised format for identifying bank accounts across national borders. It was originally developed to facilitate payments within the European Union but is now used in over 80 countries worldwide.
An IBAN consists of up to 34 alphanumeric characters: a two-letter country code, two check digits, and the Basic Bank Account Number (BBAN) which includes the domestic bank code and account number. The check digits allow a sending bank to validate the account before processing a transfer, reducing errors and failed payments.
IBAN length varies by country — for example, Norway uses 15 characters while Malta uses 31. When sending money internationally, providing the correct IBAN ensures your transfer reaches the right account quickly. Incorrect IBANs can result in delays, returned payments, and additional fees.
IBAN vs SWIFT/BIC code
While an IBAN identifies a specific bank account, a SWIFT/BIC code identifies the bank itself. For international transfers, you typically need both. The IBAN ensures the money reaches the right account, while the SWIFT code routes the payment to the correct bank. Some countries, like the United States, do not use IBANs and rely on routing numbers instead.
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