IBAN.com MCP. Validate banking codes and audit global payments.

What Changes When You Connect

• Never manually check bank portals again. Your agent handles complex validation—like running validate_iban or validate_swift_bic—in a single prompt. This saves time and reduces human error.
• Calculate missing data on the fly. Instead of searching for IBAN formats, you just provide local details, and the calculate_iban tool builds the full, correct IBAN.
• Audit payment data integrity. Use validate_card_luhn to check credit card numbers right where you're working. It confirms the basic mathematical integrity of the data.
• Get full bank context. Once you have a valid IBAN, the get_bank_details tool pulls the associated branch, city, and full metadata instantly.
• Keep track of usage. The get_api_balance tool lets you monitor your API request usage, keeping your research volume strictly controlled.
• Confirm global routing. Audit any SWIFT/BIC code with validate_swift_bic to ensure the receiving bank is legitimate before sending money.

Real-World Use Cases

The Tradeoffs

When It Fits, When It Doesn't

Use this server if your core workflow involves international money movement, compliance checks, or processing payment data. Specifically, if you need to confirm if an IBAN is valid, audit a SWIFT/BIC code, or calculate an IBAN from local bank details, this is your tool. Don't use it if your problem is only basic data formatting (e.g., trimming spaces). For that, a simple string manipulation function is enough. However, if you need to check the validity of the format against global standards, use the dedicated tools like validate_iban or validate_swift_bic. If you only need to validate a simple string without checking bank metadata, you might overkill the system, but it's safer to use it.