RIB, IBAN…deciphering your bank details
What is a RIB?
How do I get a RIB?
What is included in my bank details?
Bank Code
The bank code is used to distinguish one banking establishment from another. It consists of five digits—these are the first five numbers of your IBAN.
Branch Code
The branch code is used to identify the various branches operated by a single bank. It also consists of five digits.
Account Number
This is the number that is used to identify your bank account within your bank’s systems. It usually consists of 11 digits.
RIB Key
This is a two-digit number between 01 and 97 that comes after your bank account number. The RIB key is used to validate your account number.
What is the difference between a RIB and an IBAN?
Your RIB and IBAN with N26
Your RIB and IBAN with N26
With N26, you can find your RIB in the web app and you can easily view your IBAN in the My Account tab of the app. You can use your IBAN to receive transfers or your salary, for example, and you can even share it with service providers to set up direct debits for paying your bills!The N26 account with a French RIB
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