Belgium IBAN at a Glance
| Country | Belgium (BE) |
| Length | 16 characters |
| Structure (after BE + check digits) | 3n bank, 9n account/check |
| Example IBAN | BE68 5390 0754 7034 |
| SEPA member | Yes |
The example above is the published ISO registry sample for Belgium. It passes checksum validation but is not a real account.
How to Read a Belgium IBAN
Every IBAN starts the same way: the first two letters are the country code (BE) and the next two digits are the mod-97 check digits, computed over the entire number. What follows is Belgium's domestic account format: 3n bank, 9n account/check.
For an international transfer to Belgium you will typically need this IBAN plus the bank's SWIFT/BIC code. You can browse every SWIFT code in Belgium for free. Timing matters too: transfers do not settle on Belgium bank holidays, so check the calendar before sending anything urgent.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a Belgium IBAN?
Belgium IBANs are exactly 16 characters long, starting with BE followed by 2 check digits.
Is Belgium part of SEPA?
Yes, Belgium participates in SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area), so euro transfers to and from other SEPA countries are fast and low-cost.
Can I validate a Belgium IBAN without sending it anywhere?
Yes, use the checker above. Validation runs in your browser using the ISO 7064 mod-97 algorithm, the IBAN never leaves your device.
What is the structure of a Belgium IBAN?
After the country code and check digits, a Belgium IBAN contains: 3n bank, 9n account/check.