How to Get an IBAN: 5 Ways to Find Your International Bank Account Number
Everyone Needs an IBAN Eventually
Whether you're receiving salary from abroad, sending money to family, or getting paid by a client, you'll eventually be asked for your IBAN. Here are the five fastest ways to find it.
Method 1: Check Your Bank Statement
The easiest way. Most banks print your IBAN on every account statement, both paper and digital. Look near the top or in the account details section β it will be clearly labelled "IBAN".
Method 2: Log Into Online Banking
Your bank's website or mobile app almost always shows your IBAN in account details. For most banks: log in β select the account β look for "Account details" or "IBAN". Some apps even let you copy it with one tap.
Method 3: Use an IBAN Calculator
If you know your country, bank code, and account number, you can calculate your IBAN in seconds. Our free IBAN calculator computes the correct check digits for any country. This is especially useful if you've changed banks and don't have your new IBAN handy.
Method 4: Check Your Bank Card
In some countries (notably Germany, Austria, and Switzerland), the IBAN is printed directly on debit cards. Check the front or back of your card before calling your bank.
Method 5: Contact Your Bank
Customer service can provide your IBAN instantly. When you call, have your account number ready. In most countries, you can also request an IBAN confirmation letter β some banks charge a small fee for this.
Which Method Is Fastest?
Online banking is usually fastest (30 seconds). Bank statements are second. IBAN calculators are useful when you need it immediately and know your account details. If you're unsure your IBAN is correct, use our free IBAN validator to check it before sending.