IBAN
Parse Definition
IBAN | |||
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Description |
The IBAN parse definition parses International Bank Account Numbers into a general set of tokens. |
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Output Tokens | Country Code Basic Bank Account Number Key |
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Example 1 | Input | Output Token | Output |
NL91ABNA0417164300 | Country Code | NL | |
Basic Bank Account Number | ABNA0417164300 | ||
Key | 91 | ||
Example 2 | Input | Output Token | Output |
CH6906470016006671002 | Country Code | CH | |
Basic Bank Account Number | 06470016006671002 | ||
Key | 69 | ||
Example 3 | Input | Output Token | Output |
FR7030002005500000157845Z02 | Country Code | FR | |
Basic Bank Account Number | 30002005500000157845Z02 | ||
Key | 70 | ||
Example 4 | Input | Output Token | Output |
IBAN: IT18U6764653993134928774224 | Country Code | IT | |
Basic Bank Account Number | U6764653993134928774224 | ||
Key | 18 | ||
Remarks | The ISO 13616 standard specifies the structure of an ISO-compliant national IBAN format. A copy of the ISO 13616 standard can be obtained through the ISO home page, http://www.iso.org/. This parse definition has been configured to handle strings starting with ISO 3166 2-character country codes, whether or not, they are registered with the Registration Authority for ISO 13616. |