Each IBAN includes four sections: the country code, a check code, a bank identifier, and the Basic Bank Account Number (BBAN). The country code is a two-digit letter code from the International ...

It is the national name for the Basic Bank Account Number (i.e. BBAN). The NIB is made up of a set of 21 digits spread over four parts: The IBAN replaced the NIB as of February 2016, when it began ...

A Basic Bank Account Number (BBAN), consisting of up to 28 country-specific alphanumeric characters The IBAN number identifies not only the specific bank involved in the transfer, but also the ...

It is up to the banking association of each country to determine which BBAN they will select as the standard for that country's bank accounts. An IBAN will be used when sending interbank transfers ...