IBAN Analyzer — Bank Details from any IBAN

Paste or right-click an IBAN for the bank name, BIC and address. Free, no sign-up. Paid plans add page scanning and export.

Get the bank behind an IBAN without leaving the page you are on. Paste an IBAN into the popup, or right-click one anywhere on the web, and see the institution it belongs to: bank name, BIC/SWIFT code, city and address — the details a payment form asks for. No account, no sign-up, no limit on how many you check. WHY NOT JUST VALIDATE? Anyone can check an IBAN's checksum; it is an open algorithm. The harder part is turning the national bank code inside the IBAN into a named institution, and that needs reference data. This extension carries bank data for 60+ countries, compiled from the registers each country's central bank publishes. Every source is named on iban-analyzer.com. Where we do not hold a bank, the extension says so rather than showing you a blank field. An honest gap is more useful than a confident guess when the answer is going on a transfer form. FREE, NO ACCOUNT NEEDED • Look up any IBAN — bank name, BIC, city, address. No limit. • Right-click an IBAN anywhere on the web • Validation and structure breakdown for 100+ countries • Scan a page to find and highlight every IBAN on it • Resolve the first 10 of them to full bank details WITH A FREE ACCOUNT • 10 image extractions a month — read IBANs out of a screenshot WITH A PAID PLAN, FOR PEOPLE WHO DO THIS AS A JOB • Resolve a whole page, however many IBANs it holds • Copy the results as columns, straight into Google Sheets or Excel • Download as CSV • More image extractions, and a higher allowance on the API Built for the moment you are setting up a supplier, checking an invoice, or reconciling a payment run — and the bank details have to be right. PRIVACY The extension sends only the IBAN you ask it to check. Nothing else is collected. You sign in only if you want the paid bulk features. Not affiliated with any bank. Bank reference data is compiled from the national registers listed above and is accurate to the best of those sources, but it is not a certified payment record — for a payment that must not fail, confirm with the recipient or their bank.