AT · Official SWIFT record
Austria IBAN registry
The official SWIFT registry entry for Austria: IBAN structure, length, BBAN format and bank identifier pattern.
SEPA MEMBER
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IBAN structure
AT2!n5!n11!n
IBAN length
20 characters
BBAN structure
5!n11!n
Effective date
Apr-07
Full registry entry
Every field on file for Austria
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- Name of country
- Austria
- IBAN prefix country code (ISO 3166)
- AT
- Country code includes other countries/territories
- N/A
- SEPA country
- Yes
- SEPA country also includes
- N/A
- Domestic account number example
- BLZ 19043 Kto 234573201
- BBAN structure
- 5!n11!n
- BBAN length
- 16
- Bank identifier position within the BBAN
- 1-5
- Bank identifier pattern
- 5!n
- Bank identifier example
- 19043
- Branch identifier example
- N/A
- BBAN example
- 1904300234573201
- IBAN structure
- AT2!n5!n11!n
- IBAN length
- 20
- Effective date
- Apr-07
- IBAN electronic format example
- AT611904300234573201
- IBAN print format example
- AT61 1904 3002 3457 3201
- Organisation
- Stuzza
- Street Address
- Frankgasse 10/8
- City / Postcode
- A-1090 Wien
- Department (generic) Email
- [email protected]
- Department Tel
- + 43 15053280 / 0
- Last update date
- Aug-16
FAQ
Common questions about Austria's IBAN
What does the Austria IBAN structure code mean?
The structure code "AT2!n5!n11!n" describes the exact sequence of letters and digits in a Austria IBAN, as defined by SWIFT.
Is Austria a SEPA member?
Austria participates in the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), which standardizes euro transfers across member countries.
Where can I see banks in Austria?
Browse the bank directory for Austria to find institutions and their BIC and branch details.