🇮🇱 IBAN COUNTRY PROFILE · Israel

Check an IBAN from Israel and understand its structure

An IBAN for Israel always contains 23 characters. After IL and two IBAN check digits, the national BBAN contains 3-character bank identifier, 3-character branch identifier and 13-character account part. No additional bank directory lookup is active for Israel; validation covers the structure and international check digits.

23 charactersFixed total length
19 charactersNational BBAN
ILISO country code

Structure of an IBAN from Israel

The reference example IL62 0108 0000 0009 9999 999 shows the country-specific components. It is provided for explanation only and is not a request to make a payment.

IL 62 010 800 0000099999999
ILCountry code
62IBAN check digits
010Bank identifier
800Branch identifier
0000099999999Account part
PositionLengthComponentFormat
1–22Country codeLetters: IL
3–42IBAN check digitsDigits
5–73Bank identifierDigits
8–103Branch identifierDigits
11–2313Account partDigits

Validate an IBAN for Israel

This validator accepts only IBANs from the selected country.

What IBAN-Test validates for Israel

Validation covers normalization, country assignment, the fixed 23-character length, the country-specific segment structure and MOD-97. Account ownership and real-time account existence are not checked.

1. Normalize the input

Spaces are removed and the representation is normalized.

2. Country and structure

IL, the length and the segment sequence are checked.

3. MOD-97

The international checksum catches many typing errors.

4. Available depth

The check remains limited to format, structure and MOD-97.

Validation stepAvailableDetails
Country, length and structureYesIL, 23 characters; 3-character bank identifier, 3-character branch identifier and 13-character account part.
MOD-97 checksumYesMathematical IBAN validation.
Known bank identifierNoNo bank directory lookup is active.
National account checkNoNo additional national account check method.
Bank details and BICNoNo additional bank master data.
IBAN name checkNoNo comparison between an account holder’s name and the IBAN.
Account existenceNoNo request is sent to the account-holding institution.

Validate an IBAN from Israel via API

The same validation is available through the REST API. The IBAN is sent in the request and is not placed in a public, indexable URL.

curl --get 'https://www.iban-test.eu/api/v2/iban/validate' \
  --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN' \
  --data-urlencode 'iban=IL62 0108 0000 0009 9999 999'

For this country, the response covers format, structure and checksum without additional bank master data.

What a valid IBAN from Israel does not prove

Formal validity is a strong signal against input errors, but it is not real-time confirmation of an account.

No existence confirmation

The account may be closed or unreachable.

No account-holder match

A person or company name is not compared with the IBAN.

No payment guarantee

A valid IBAN does not guarantee that a payment will be accepted.

Registry rules can change

Country formats may be updated when the official registry changes.

Privacy: The input is transmitted only for validation and is not placed in the page URL.

Bank data validation

Validation against bank directories

For these countries, we check IBANs against available bank directories and return bank details such as institution, city and BIC when available.

ATAustria BEBelgium BGBulgaria HRCroatia CYCyprus CZCzech Republic DKDenmark EEEstonia FIFinland FRFrance DEGermany GRGreece HUHungary IEIreland ITItaly LVLatvia LTLithuania LULuxembourg MTMalta NLNetherlands PLPoland PTPortugal RORomania SKSlovakia SISlovenia ESSpain SESweden

IBAN syntax check

Format checks for 115 IBAN formats

Check IBANs for a valid structure, correct length and checksum. This helps you catch typos and transposed digits before a payment fails. Additional bank validation against real bank directories is available for the countries listed above.

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