The Bulk IBAN Validator helps you verify multiple International Bank Account Numbers at once by simply pasting them line by line. Each IBAN is individually checked against the ISO 13616 standard, and validation results—including status, country code, and bank info—are displayed in a clear and organized table. Whether you're in finance, compliance, or managing international payments, this tool streamlines large-scale IBAN verification with ease and accuracy.
How Bulk IBAN Validation Works
Enter one IBAN per line into the text area and click Validate IBANs. Each IBAN is checked independently and results are displayed in a structured table showing:
- IBAN
- Status (Valid / Invalid)
- Country code
- Bank information (if available)
Supported Countries & IBAN Standards
This tool supports all countries that follow the ISO 13616 standard. Country-specific structure and length checks are enforced automatically.
Validation Algorithm
The core validation follows the MOD97 algorithm:
→ If this condition is met, the IBAN is considered valid.
Example Results
IBAN | Status | Country | Bank Info |
---|---|---|---|
AL35202111090000000001234567 | Valid | AL | Bank ID: 0–2 |
AD1400080001001234567890 | Valid | AD | Bank ID: 0–3 |
BR1500000000000010932840814P2 | Valid | BR | Bank ID: 0–7 |
Each result row includes a copy-to-clipboard icon for user convenience.
Who Should Use This Tool?
- Accounting and finance departments
- Payment service providers
- Freelancers handling international clients
- Compliance and audit teams
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is the Bulk IBAN Validator free to use?
Yes, our tool is 100% free and supports unlimited IBAN checks with no sign-up required.
How many IBANs can I validate at once?
You can validate up to 100 IBANs per request. Simply place each on a new line.
Does the validator check if the account exists?
No. The validator checks the structure and checksum of the IBAN. It does not verify whether the account is active or belongs to a specific person.
Which countries are supported?
All countries using the ISO 13616-compliant IBAN format are supported, including AL, AD, BR, GB, DE, FR, TR, and more.
What does the 'Bank Info' column show?
If available, it shows a simplified bank identifier derived from the BBAN part of the IBAN, such as Bank ID: 0–3
.
References
- SWIFT : : IBAN Structure (2023) )2023( via SWIFT Internationalhttps://www.swift.com/standards/data-standards/iban
- International Organization for Standardization : : ISO 13616:2020 (2020) )2020( via ISOhttps://www.iso.org/standard/81090.html