🏦 IBAN Validator

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IBAN Information

What is IBAN?

IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is an internationally standardized code consisting of 24 digits in Saudi Arabia, used to accurately identify bank accounts in local and international transfers.

Saudi IBAN Components:

SA: Country code (Saudi Arabia)
2 digits: Check digits
2 digits: Bank code
18 digits: Bank account number

Why is IBAN Important?

Mandatory for all bank transfers in Saudi Arabia
Ensures money reaches the correct account
Reduces errors in transfers
Required for salaries and government payments

Saudi Banks and Codes

Code	Bank	SWIFT
10	The Saudi National Bank (SNB)	`NCBKSAJE`
05	Riyad Bank	`RIBLSARI`
15	Bank AlBilad	`BBLDSARI`
20	Al Rajhi Bank	`RJHISARI`
40	SAMA (Saudi Central Bank)	`SAMA`
45	SABB (Saudi British Bank)	`SABBSARI`
50	Alinma Bank	`INMASARI`
55	Samba Financial Group	`SAMBSARI`
60	Bank AlJazira	`BJAZSAJE`
65	Banque Saudi Fransi (BSF)	`BSFRSARI`
71	Saudi Investment Bank (SAIB)	`SIBCSARI`
75	Arab National Bank (ANB)	`ARNBSARI`
76	Gulf International Bank (GIB)	`GULSSAKK`
80	Al Awwal Bank	`SCBLSARI`
85	Emirates NBD	`EBIASAJE`

📖 How to Use This Tool

To Validate IBAN:

Select "Validate IBAN" tab: Click the first tab at the top
Enter IBAN Number: Type the 24-character number (starts with SA)
Click "Validate IBAN": The tool will verify the number automatically
Review Result: Bank information and account number will appear if valid

To Generate IBAN:

Select "Generate IBAN" tab: Click the second tab
Choose Bank: Select your bank from the dropdown list
Enter Account Number: Type your bank account number
Click "Generate IBAN": The correct IBAN will be generated
Copy Number: Use the copy button to save and use the number

💡 Important Tips:

Saudi IBAN always consists of 24 characters and starts with SA
You can write the number with or without spaces (SA03 8000 or SA038000)
Ensure correct bank when generating new IBAN
Keep your IBAN in a safe place for repeated use
Verify the number before using in important transfers

🎯 When Do You Need IBAN?

💰 Receiving Salary

All companies require IBAN to transfer monthly salary to your bank account

🏛️ Government Transactions

Required for government support, Citizen Account, and student rewards

💳 Bank Transfers

Mandatory for sending and receiving local and international transfers

📱 Electronic Applications

Required in apps like: Absher, Citizen Account, Taqat, and others

🏪 E-Commerce

To receive payments from online stores and customers

🎓 Scholarships

Required to receive scholarships and academic rewards from universities

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

You can get your IBAN through: (1) Bank's mobile app, (2) Bank statement, (3) ATM, (4) Customer service call, or (5) Branch visit. You can also generate it using our tool if you know your bank code and account number.

No, IBAN is fixed and linked to your bank account number. It only changes if you change your account number or move to another bank. If that happens, update your IBAN with all entities that transfer money to you.

Yes, IBAN is safe to share because it's only used to receive money, not withdraw it. However, never share other information like: card number, CVV, PIN, or banking passwords.

If the number is significantly wrong, the bank will reject it automatically. If it's a minor error matching another account, funds may go to the wrong account. Always verify the number twice before transfers, and use our tool to validate it.

Account number is your basic bank account number (usually 10-16 digits). IBAN is an international standardized number that includes: country code (SA), check digits, bank code, and account number. IBAN is required for all modern transfers.

Yes, IBAN is designed for both international and local transfers. However, for international transfers, you may also need the bank's SWIFT/BIC code. Both are available in our tool's result when validating IBAN.