🇳🇱 Netherlands
Central BankDe Nederlandsche Bank IBAN Format & BIC Code
De Nederlandsche Bank's BIC is FLORNL2A. Its bank code is FLOR, the code an IBAN at De Nederlandsche Bank carries in positions 5 to 8. Its IBANs are 18 characters long. The bank takes part in SEPA credit transfers.
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De Nederlandsche Bank's participation in the European payment schemes, from the EPC register of participants.
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IBAN Format at De Nederlandsche Bank
IBANs at De Nederlandsche Bank follow the Netherlands standard: 18 characters starting with NL.
Illustrative De Nederlandsche Bank IBAN (sample account, not a real one):
Grouped example:
NL33 FLOR 0417 1643 00
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Netherlands IBAN format →Frequently Asked Questions
What is De Nederlandsche Bank's BIC (SWIFT code)?
FLORNL2A. Written with the head-office branch code it is FLORNL2AXXX; both forms reach the same bank. A euro transfer within SEPA needs only the IBAN.
What is De Nederlandsche Bank's bank code?
FLOR. It is the bank code in positions 5 to 8 of an IBAN from Netherlands. BIC-lijst-NL lists it.
How long are De Nederlandsche Bank IBANs?
18 characters, like every IBAN from Netherlands: the country code NL, two check digits, the bank code (4 letters, FLOR for De Nederlandsche Bank) and the account number (10 digits).
Can I send an instant transfer to De Nederlandsche Bank?
De Nederlandsche Bank is not listed in SEPA Instant Credit Transfer, so a euro transfer to it goes as a standard SEPA credit transfer.
Where is De Nederlandsche Bank's registered office?
Frederiksplein 61, 1017 XL Amsterdam, according to GLEIF.