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GR9002601540000560201098018

Bank Name: EUROBANK S.A.

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IBAN
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Country CodeGR
Check Digits90
Bank Code0260
Branch Code154000
Account number000560201098018
Bank Name
EUROBANK S.A.
Branch Code
XXX
Bank Address
8 OTHONOS STREET
City
ATHENS
Province/State
ATTICA
Postal Code/Zip
105 57
CountryGREECE
SWIFT CodeERBKGRAAXXX

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FAQ

Which bank does the IBAN GR9002601540000560201098018 correspond to?

The IBAN GR9002601540000560201098018 belongs to the bank EUROBANK S.A., and the bank identity can be further confirmed via the SWIFT/BIC code ERBKGRAAXXX, ensuring accurate fund transfer during international remittances.

What should you pay attention to when making a transfer using the IBAN GR9002601540000560201098018?

When using IBAN GR9002601540000560201098018 for a transfer, it is recommended to also provide the recipient's SWIFT/BIC code ERBKGRAAXXX, bank name EUROBANK S.A., and the complete bank address. Ensuring that all details are correct can effectively avoid the risk of transfer failure, delays, or funds being sent to the wrong account. It is best to use an IBAN validation tool to check the number's validity before making the transfer, reducing unnecessary issues.

How is the check digit in the IBAN GR9002601540000560201098018 derived? What is its purpose?

The check digits are the second and third positions in GR9002601540000560201098018, and they are used to prevent human input errors. By converting the IBAN into numbers and performing a modulo 97 operation, if the result is 1, the IBAN is valid. This ensures that when making international transfers (such as sending money to EUROBANK S.A.), the funds are not mistakenly sent to the wrong institution.

Can one IBAN be shared by multiple accounts?

An IBAN number uniquely corresponds to a specific account and cannot be shared by different accounts. Each IBAN encodes unique account information, and if two accounts use the same IBAN, the banking system will be unable to correctly identify the specific receiving account. Therefore, when opening accounts at different banks or branches, even if they belong to the same account holder, different IBANs will be generated.

If I enter the wrong IBAN GR9002601540000560201098018, will the transfer still succeed?

If you make a mistake while entering the IBAN GR9002601540000560201098018, such as leaving out parts or entering incorrect characters, the bank system typically performs an initial verification based on the check digits. If an error is detected, the transaction will be rejected and the funds returned. However, if the check digits pass and only the account information is incorrect, the funds may be sent to the wrong account. In such a case, you should contact the sending bank EUROBANK S.A. as soon as possible and provide the correct IBAN along with the corresponding SWIFT/BIC code ERBKGRAAXXX, in an attempt to intercept or recover the funds.
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