Israel IBAN at a Glance
| Country | Israel (IL) |
| Length | 23 characters |
| Structure (after IL + check digits) | 3n bank, 3n branch, 13n account |
| Example IBAN | IL62 0108 0000 0009 9999 999 |
| SEPA member | No |
The example above is the published ISO registry sample for Israel. It passes checksum validation but is not a real account.
How to Read an Israel IBAN
Every IBAN starts the same way: the first two letters are the country code (IL) and the next two digits are the mod-97 check digits, computed over the entire number. What follows is Israel's domestic account format: 3n bank, 3n branch, 13n account.
For an international transfer to Israel you will typically need this IBAN plus the bank's SWIFT/BIC code. You can browse every SWIFT code in Israel for free. Timing matters too: transfers do not settle on Israel bank holidays, so check the calendar before sending anything urgent.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is an Israel IBAN?
Israel IBANs are exactly 23 characters long, starting with IL followed by 2 check digits.
Is Israel part of SEPA?
No, Israel is not a SEPA country. Transfers are routed as international SWIFT payments.
Can I validate an Israel 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 an Israel IBAN?
After the country code and check digits, an Israel IBAN contains: 3n bank, 3n branch, 13n account.