If you are looking for a way to make your payments successful, you should try using an API. 

The swift code is a unique alphanumeric identifier that is assigned to each bank branch in the SWIFT network. It may be used to identify a bank branch in any of the SWIFT member countries. The SWIFT Code is made up of 8-11 alphanumeric characters, with the first 3 characters identifying the country where the bank branch is located. The last 5 characters are assigned by the bank branch itself. It may be used to identify a bank branch in any of the SWIFT member countries. 

You can use a tool called Banking Information API to get details about any bank account worldwide. Using this information, you can learn more specifics about the bank account, such as its name, location, and balance. This tool will help you ensure that your bank account information is correct and up-to-date.

The IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is a standard format for identifying bank accounts across countries and currencies. It consists of a string of digits separated by hyphens, with a check digit at the end. The IBAN has two parts: a country code and a unique bank identifier.

The routing number is an alphanumeric sequence that identifies a financial institution within a nation’s ABA system. It may be used to identify a financial institution in any of the United States’ ABA-member states. The routing number is made up of 9 digits, with the first 8 identifying the institution and the last digit being a check digit.

We believe that the SWIFT-IBAN-Routing Bank Checker API is the ideal API to make your payments successful.

SWIFT-IBAN-Routing Bank Checker API

Thanks to the SWIFT-IBAN-Routing Bank Checker API, developers now have a quick and simple way to check and retrieve information on SWIFT codes, IBAN codes, and routing bank numbers. Financial transactions could be expedited and error rates could be reduced by using this API to swiftly assess and confirm the accuracy of banking information.

The Bank Codes Lookup API offers access to IBAN codes in addition to validating SWIFT codes. IBAN codes are used to identify bank accounts for international payments in Europe and other regions of the world. You may easily ascertain an IBAN code’s accuracy using the API, lowering the possibility of errors in financial transactions.

All You Have To Do To Utilize It Is:

• Go to SWIFT – IBAN – Routing Bank Checker API and simply click on the button “START FREE TRIAL” to start using the API.
• After signing up in Zyla API Hub, you’ll be ready to start using the API!
• Employ the different API endpoints depending on what you are looking for.
• Once you meet your needed endpoint, make the API call by pressing the button “test endpoint” and see the results on your screen.

The “Routing Bank Checker,” “IBAN Code Checker,” and “SWIFT Code Checker” endpoints are accessible through this API. Pick the one that most closely satisfies your specifications for what you’re looking for from among them. The sample below demonstrates how the “SWIFT Code Checker” will operate:

{
"status": 200,
"success": true,
"message": "SWIFT code ADTVBRDF is valid",
"data": {
"swift_code": "ADTVBRDF",
"bank": "ACLA BANK",
"city": "BRASILIA",
"branch": "",
"address": "Q SHCN CL QUADRA BLOCO E, 316,316",
"post_code": "70775-550",
"country": "Brazil",
"country_code": "BR",
"breakdown": {
"swift_code": "ADTVBRDF or ADTVBRDFXXX",
"bank_code": "ADTV - code assigned to ACLA BANK",
"country_code": "BR - code belongs to Brazil",
"location_code": "DF - represents location, second digit 'F' means active code",
"code_status": "Active",
"branch_code": "XXX or not assigned, indicating this is a head office"
}
}
}

As you can see from this response, the SWIFT Code is valid, it comes from Brasilia, Brazil. You can also see the banking information as well as some more data.

The routing bank number is another essential component of financial transactions, and you can quickly verify it with the help of this API. Routing bank numbers are used in the US to identify financial institutions and manage transactions. By making use of our IBAN Codes API to validate Routing Bank Numbers, you may reduce the likelihood of errors and ensure that transactions are carried out promptly and correctly.