Links to the IBAN and BIC to Calculate
- On the website of the savings Bank can BIC and IBAN of German banks very quickly find out. On the page it is also explained how the IBAN is structured.
- www.iban-rechner.de determined not only BIC and IBAN, you can also simply make a Bank transfer fill in the form online and print it out. The Bank data will be automatically validated.
- Another IBAN calculator you can find here.
What is the IBAN is actually?
The International Bank Account Number, IBAN for short, is a standardized Code that defines each account clearly. This number will be needed in the case of all Transfers, which are based on the SEPA procedure (Single Euro Payments Area). The SEPA procedure has been introduced as a uniform referral form rather than the previous Euro Transfer. Further information can be obtained here or from your client Advisor of your Bank.
- The structure of the IBAN is pretty easy. The front of the country code (DE) is then a two-digit check digit, followed by Bank code (8 digits) and account number (10 digits). (see picture)
- In the case of Transfers abroad is still needed, the BIC (Bank Identifier Code), in principle, an internationally valid Bank sorting code.
Structure IBAN: source: Deutsche Bundesbank
