Paste any International Bank Account Number and instantly get the real BIC/SWIFT code, bank name, address, and full validation — powered by live bank registry lookup.
Every IBAN follows a structured international standard (ISO 13616). The BIC/SWIFT is verified against live bank registries.
The first two characters identify the country using ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes (e.g. GB, DE, BE, FR).
Characters 3–4 are check digits computed via MOD-97 to detect typos or errors in the IBAN.
The BIC/SWIFT code is fetched from a live bank registry — not guessed from digits. This gives the real bank identifier, name, and address.
The remaining digits form the Basic Bank Account Number whose structure (bank code, branch, account) varies by country.