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Note: This validates IBAN structure and checksum; it cannot confirm that an account exists or can receive payments.
How to use
This tool validates IBANs using the standard rearrange + MOD 97 checksum and (when known) the official country length.
- Paste one IBAN (or multiple IBANs, one per line) into the input box.
- Click Validate.
- Review Status, Reason (if invalid), and the Normalized/Formatted IBAN.
- Use Copy output to copy the results.
FAQ
What does IBAN validation check?
It checks the IBAN’s structure (country code, check digits), country-specific length (when known), and the MOD 97 checksum.
Does a valid IBAN mean the account exists?
No. Validation only confirms the number is internally consistent; it can’t confirm the account is open or able to receive funds.
What is the MOD 97 rule?
The IBAN is rearranged, letters are converted to numbers (A=10…Z=35), and the result must have remainder 1 when divided by 97.
Why does the tool say “length mismatch”?
Many countries have a fixed IBAN length; if the input length doesn’t match that country’s standard, it’s invalid (with strict length enabled).
Can I validate multiple IBANs at once?
Yes—paste one IBAN per line (or separated by commas/semicolons) and click Validate to get a report for each.
What’s the difference between “normalized” and “formatted”?
Normalized removes spaces/punctuation and uppercases; formatted groups the IBAN into blocks of 4 characters for readability.
Is my data sent to a server?
No. This tool runs locally in your browser and does not perform network requests.