Jordan IBAN Validator

Validate Jordan IBANs (30 characters, Jordanian Dinar)

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How it works

A Jordan IBAN is 30 characters long and consists of the country code "JO", 2 check digits, and a 26-character BBAN. The check digits use a MOD-97 algorithm to catch typos.

Jordan IBAN Format

Country	🇯🇴 Jordan
IBAN Length	30 characters
BBAN Length	26 characters
Currency	Jordanian Dinar (JOD)
SEPA	No
Region	Middle East
Format	JOkk aaaa ssss cccc cccc cccc cccc cc

IBAN Breakdown

JOCountry Code

94Check Digits

CBJOBank Code

0010Branch Code

000000000131000302Account Number

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IBAN format for Jordan?: A Jordan IBAN is exactly 30 characters long. It starts with the country code "JO", followed by 2 check digits, then a 26-character BBAN (Basic Bank Account Number). The format pattern is: JOkk aaaa ssss cccc cccc cccc cccc cc.
Is Jordan part of SEPA?: No, Jordan is not part of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA). International transfers to Jordan typically use the SWIFT/BIC network instead of SEPA. These transfers may take 2–5 business days and often incur higher fees than SEPA transfers.
What currency does Jordan use?: Jordan uses the Jordanian Dinar (JOD). When sending international payments to Jordan, you’ll need the recipient’s IBAN and may need to specify the currency as JOD.
How do I validate a Jordan IBAN?: To validate a Jordan IBAN: (1) Check the length is exactly 30 characters. (2) Verify the country code is "JO". (3) Validate the BBAN structure matches the expected pattern for Jordan. (4) Apply the MOD-97 checksum algorithm by rearranging and converting letters to numbers. A valid IBAN always produces a remainder of 1 when divided by 97.
What does each part of a Jordan IBAN mean?: A Jordan IBAN (JOkk aaaa ssss cccc cccc cccc cccc cc) breaks down as: Country Code (“JO”) identifies Jordan, Check Digits (2 digits) catch transcription errors, Bank Code (4 characters), Branch Code (4 characters), Account Number (18 characters). Each segment is validated independently to ensure the IBAN is correctly formatted.

Banks in Jordan

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IBAN format for Jordan?

A Jordan IBAN is exactly 30 characters long. It starts with the country code "JO", followed by 2 check digits, then a 26-character BBAN (Basic Bank Account Number). The format pattern is: JOkk aaaa ssss cccc cccc cccc cccc cc.

Is Jordan part of SEPA?

No, Jordan is not part of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA). International transfers to Jordan typically use the SWIFT/BIC network instead of SEPA. These transfers may take 2–5 business days and often incur higher fees than SEPA transfers.

What currency does Jordan use?

Jordan uses the Jordanian Dinar (JOD). When sending international payments to Jordan, you’ll need the recipient’s IBAN and may need to specify the currency as JOD.

How do I validate a Jordan IBAN?

To validate a Jordan IBAN: (1) Check the length is exactly 30 characters. (2) Verify the country code is "JO". (3) Validate the BBAN structure matches the expected pattern for Jordan. (4) Apply the MOD-97 checksum algorithm by rearranging and converting letters to numbers. A valid IBAN always produces a remainder of 1 when divided by 97.

What does each part of a Jordan IBAN mean?

A Jordan IBAN (JOkk aaaa ssss cccc cccc cccc cccc cc) breaks down as: Country Code (“JO”) identifies Jordan, Check Digits (2 digits) catch transcription errors, Bank Code (4 characters), Branch Code (4 characters), Account Number (18 characters). Each segment is validated independently to ensure the IBAN is correctly formatted.