IBAN

IBAN - International Bank Account Number

The International Bank Account Number is a digital identification of customer accounts in the banking sector at the national level based on international standards for account numbers, which achieves a recognized national standardization for the account number digits. It is not a new account number but an improved formula for a number of customer's current account, which enables the banking technical systems to read these numbers easily, accurately, and quickly and it is used for incoming and outgoing money transfers.

Advantages Of Using IBAN

Helps applying a direct automated money transfers, which reduces manual operations and any resulting errors.
Limits money transfer errors resulting from incorrect account number.
Easy implementation of financial transfers for bank customers through all available banking channels, including: ATM, Phone Banking, Mobile Banking, Counter, E-Banking….Etc.
Reducing costs and improving operational efficiency in processing remittances.

The Structure Of The IBAN
Used In The Hashemite Kingdom Of Jordan

The IBAN account number consists of a fixed numeric format consisting of 30 digits. These digits contain alphanumeric characters divided as follows:

Country code
Check digits
Basic bank account number: Determined by the banking association of each country, and consists of:
Bank code
Branch code
Client account number

Important to know about IBAN

It is not a new account number
Your current account numbers will not be changed.
It contains additional alphanumeric characters along with your account number to make it unique at the international level.

Receiving transfers

In the event of receiving transfers to your account, whether from inside or outside the Kingdom, you must always provide the IBAN number to the person transferring to your account.

Sending transfers

You must ask the beneficiary to provide you with his IBAN, in order to send transfers from your account.
When using any electronic payment system, it is recommended to use the IBAN checker to verify the validity of the beneficiary's IBAN before issuing remittances.

IBAN Checker

To check your International Bank Account Number ( IBAN ) ,

Please click here.

You can obtain the IBAN:

Through the Iskan Mobile app
or contact our call center (Iskan 24/7) on +96265200400
or please visit the nearest branch

FAQs about IBAN

Will the existing account numbers become invalid when the IBAN is applied?

No.

How can I get the IBAN for my account?

To obtain your IBAN,through the Iskan Mobile app or contact our call center (Iskan 24/7) on +96265200400 or please visit the nearest branch

Do I need the beneficiary’s IBAN when requesting to issue a money transfer from my account to a beneficiary’s account with another bank inside the Kingdom?

Yes, and otherwise the request will be rejected.

Will my bank provide me with a different IBAN for each of my accounts?

Yes, for all accounts that accept outgoing or incoming transfers or both.

Is the IBAN required when paying by credit card?

No

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