IBAN country guides
IBAN Format by Country
Browse country-specific IBAN length, country code, and clearly labeled example formatting. These guides explain format rules only and do not confirm account existence or ownership.
How to use these IBAN format guides
Each country page lists the expected IBAN length, two-letter country code, print format example, and digital format example. Use the pages to understand structure before checking an actual value locally in the IBAN Checker.
Format checks only
BankCodeKit checks country support, length, allowed characters, and checksum. It does not confirm that an account exists, belongs to a payee, or can receive a payment.
Sources and update note
BankCodeKit keeps payment-code checks browser-local and uses local reference data for format and country information. Official public source pages are used for reference, but BankCodeKit does not perform live bank, account, sanctions, or payment-network confirmation. Reference data is reviewed periodically and does not imply live accuracy.
- Swift IBAN Registry Reference information for IBAN structure, country support, and format rules.
- Swift BIC / ISO 9362 information Reference information for visible Business Identifier Code structure and usage context.
- European Payments Council SEPA scheme countries list Reference information for countries and territories in SEPA scheme scope. Local data reviewed 2026-05-16 against EPC List of SEPA Scheme Countries v8.0, issued 2025-12-24.
BankCodeKit checks format and reference data only. It does not confirm account existence, account ownership, bank connectivity, sanctions status, fraud risk, payment readiness, or payment success.
Last reviewed: 2026-05-15 Sources: Swift IBAN Registry, European Payments Council SEPA scheme countries list Reference data is reviewed periodically. BankCodeKit does not perform live bank, account, sanctions, or payment-network confirmation.