Wat zijn de eerste 50 test-iban’s?
De eerste 50 test-iban’s zijn:
DE69 3704 0044 9140 3084 30, DE84 3704 0044 1019 1273 99, DE44 3704 0044 7783 3990 63, DE17 3704 0044 2537 8640 07, DE61 3704 0044 6508 4333 76, DE02 3704 0044 5505 1277 42, DE95 3704 0044 0359 4666 73, DE88 3704 0044 7890 7784 35, DE88 3704 0044 8785 6115 83, DE50 3704 0044 5800 7812 29, DE44 3704 0044 8988 6903 14, DE43 3704 0044 3571 3370 41, DE65 3704 0044 2135 0976 09, DE85 3704 0044 4440 9717 43, DE65 3704 0044 3947 8189 62, DE58 3704 0044 9056 5929 72, DE83 3704 0044 7234 9360 14, DE41 3704 0044 6969 2117 69, DE95 3704 0044 9671 6108 15, DE43 3704 0044 2832 9242 50, DE36 3704 0044 5772 2660 03, DE52 3704 0044 2025 7174 42, DE39 3704 0044 7237 7549 47, DE51 3704 0044 9673 0809 63, DE37 3704 0044 4095 0891 34, DE02 3704 0044 7686 9484 51, DE25 3704 0044 6181 0405 94, DE28 3704 0044 6756 4746 10, DE90 3704 0044 9922 6855 11, DE24 3704 0044 4306 6017 48, DE88 3704 0044 3746 0463 26, DE69 3704 0044 0501 8927 26, DE82 3704 0044 6580 4439 55, DE67 3704 0044 9061 6749 31, DE36 3704 0044 1226 9208 87, DE45 3704 0044 3012 4489 04, DE48 3704 0044 2579 3480 21, DE40 3704 0044 5152 1557 95, DE51 3704 0044 5858 3996 96, DE75 3704 0044 3144 4690 50, DE96 3704 0044 3496 7736 42, DE44 3704 0044 9746 4940 84, DE31 3704 0044 9200 3816 99, DE37 3704 0044 1147 1450 62, DE45 3704 0044 7440 4563 21, DE80 3704 0044 0075 8355 48, DE41 3704 0044 3123 5099 02, DE91 3704 0044 5655 2921 31, DE05 3704 0044 8761 2467 74, DE64 3704 0044 3861 5448 52
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Over test-iban’s
Before IBAN, sending money across a border was close to guesswork. Every country had grown its own way of naming an account — sort codes in Britain and Ireland, the Bankleitzahl in Germany, the RIB in France — and the formats had nothing in common, so the routing information a payment needed often went missing altogether. The codes banks exchanged under ISO 9362, the BIC or SWIFT code, carry no check digits at all, which meant a mistyped account number could not be caught before the money moved. Payments were delayed or returned, repairs were done by hand, and the cost came back to the banks and their customers.
ISO published a first answer, ISO 13616:1997. The European Committee for Banking Standards judged it too permissive to work and produced a slimmed-down version: upper-case letters only, and one fixed IBAN length per country. That version prevailed. ISO 13616:1997 was withdrawn in favour of ISO 13616:2003, the standard was split into two parts in 2007 — with part 2 naming SWIFT as the registration authority that maintains the IBAN Registry — and the current edition is ISO 13616:2020.
What makes the format work is a check-digit scheme borrowed from ISO/IEC 7064:2003, MOD 97-10. Move the first four characters to the back, replace every letter with a number from 10 to 35, read the result as a single integer, and divide by 97: a correct IBAN always leaves a remainder of 1. That one step is guaranteed to catch any character omitted, duplicated or mistyped, and any transposition of two characters.
European regulation did the rest. Regulation (EU) No 260/2012 set the technical and business requirements for euro credit transfers and direct debits, and in February 2014 the SEPA credit transfer scheme replaced the national schemes it had run alongside since 2008. Adoption spread well past the EU: by December 2024, 89 countries were using IBAN. The United States and Canada are not among them, which is why a payment there still needs an ABA routing or transit number.
Belangrijkste eigenschappen
- An IBAN is at most 34 characters: a two-letter ISO 3166-1 country code, two check digits, then a Basic Bank Account Number of up to 30 country-specific alphanumeric characters.
- The check digits use ISO/IEC 7064 MOD 97-10. Move the first four characters to the end, replace each letter with a number (A = 10 … Z = 35), read the result as one integer, and a valid IBAN leaves a remainder of 1 when divided by 97.
- That rearranged integer runs past thirty digits — far beyond the 2^53−1 exact-integer range of a JavaScript number — so this page computes the remainder with arbitrary-precision arithmetic.
- Each country has exactly one IBAN length. For the countries here: Netherlands 18, Austria 20, Luxembourg 20, Switzerland 21, Germany 22, Ireland 22, United Kingdom 22.
- The mod-97 step is guaranteed to detect any single character that has been omitted, duplicated or mistyped, and any transposition of two characters.
- Only the digits 0–9 and the Latin letters A–Z are ever permitted, even in countries that do not write with the Latin alphabet. Whether letters appear in the BBAN is up to each country: the UK and Irish formats open with a four-letter bank identifier, the German BBAN is all digits.
- An IBAN is traditionally printed in groups of four characters and transmitted electronically without spaces. Burundi, Egypt, Libya and El Salvador are the registered exceptions to the grouping convention.
- Format validity says nothing about existence: a perfectly formed IBAN can correspond to no account at all, which is exactly what the values on this page are.
Andere aantallen
- De eerste 5 test-iban’s
- De eerste 10 test-iban’s
- De eerste 20 test-iban’s
- De eerste 25 test-iban’s
- De eerste 100 test-iban’s
- Zoveel test-iban’s als je wilt (volledige generator)
Bronnen
- International Bank Account Number — Wikipedia — CC BY-SA 4.0
- ISO/IEC 7064 — Wikipedia — CC BY-SA 4.0
- Single Euro Payments Area — Wikipedia — CC BY-SA 4.0
- Regulation (EU) No 260/2012 on credit transfers and direct debits in euro — EUR-Lex — © European Union, reuse authorised (Decision 2011/833/EU)