What is the IBAN format for Switzerland?

The Switzerland IBAN is 21 characters long and starts with the country code CH followed by 2 check digits and the BBAN (Basic Bank Account Number). Switzerland is a SEPA member, so euro transfers can be sent as low-cost SEPA Credit Transfers.

How long is a Switzerland IBAN?

A Switzerland IBAN is exactly 21 characters long. This fixed length is defined by the ISO 13616 standard and is the same for all Switzerland bank accounts.

What does a Switzerland IBAN look like?

A valid Switzerland IBAN always starts with CH, followed by 2 check digits, then the BBAN fields specific to Switzerland. Example: CH9300762011623852957 This is a test IBAN for format illustration only.

Is Switzerland part of the SEPA zone?

Yes, Switzerland is a SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) member. This means euro transfers within the SEPA zone can be sent as fast, low-cost SEPA Credit Transfers using the Switzerland IBAN.

What currency does Switzerland use?

Switzerland uses Swiss Franc (CHF).

IBAN Format

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🇨🇭 Switzerland IBAN Format

21 characters · Swiss Franc (CHF) · SEPA + SWIFT

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