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This tool can randomly generate up to 4000 valid International Bank Account Numbers (IBAN), see an example of
a list with randomly generated IBAN numbers created by this tool.
The IBAN uniquely identifies an account held at a bank. An IBAN is not replacing the national numbering systems and is also not a new bank account number. It is a way of representing national account numbers in an internationally recognised standard format. The IBAN is a series of alphanumeric characters [0-9A-Z] and starts with a 2 character country code (ISO 3166), followed by a 2-digit checksum and the Basic Bank Account Number (BBAN, ISO 13616). The BBAN itself consists of a bank/branch code and the account number, both with optional check digits. 
The randomly generated IBANs complies with the IBAN format as displayed in the table below. The 2-digit checksum are correctly calculated but the generated BBANs are fictitious. The generated IBANs should only be used for testing purposes. For example testing e-commerce sites, testing financial software etc. Do not use them in any production systems. Note: The randomly generated IBANs for the Netherlands have fictitious bank account numbers but the bank account numbers (all having 9 or 10 digits) are elfproef valid. The IBAN exact structure is country specific: How this service works:
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