IBAN is the code of the international bank account number.

International bank account number, usually abbreviated as IBAN, is a bank account number established by the European Banking Standards Committee according to its standards. The bank accounts of the member countries participating in ECBS have corresponding international bank accounts. You can contact the bank to get the IBAN number. The IBAN number is a 34-bit string at most.

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A bank account is a financial account between a financial institution and a bank customer, also known as an account (Hongkong and Macau) or an account (Taiwan Province and Chinese mainland). Bank accounts can be divided into deposit accounts, credit card accounts or other types of accounts provided by financial institutions. Financial institutions notify customers of transactions in their bank accounts at specific times through bank statements. The account balance at a specific time is the customer's position in a financial institution.

American type

In the United States, different banks or financial institutions will provide users with a variety of account types with complex names to choose from when opening accounts, but generally speaking, they will be divided into the following three categories and five sub-categories: checking accounts, savings accounts and deposit accounts. Among them, checking accounts include basic deposit account and interest-bearing accounts, while ordinary deposit accounts include money market deposit accounts and certificates of deposit (commonly referred to as CDs).

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