Ten checksum-valid Austria test IBANs with their domestic bank code and account number, ready for a payment form, fixture or unit test, plus invalid AT cases that a correct validator must reject.
Synthetic only: the bank code may belong to a real Austria bank, but each account number is random. Never use these values for payments or to represent a real account.
Each value is derived from the first valid IBAN above and re-checked, so the expected result is exact.
Case
Input
Expected validator result
Wrong check digits
AT923845254345912812
Reject: MOD-97 checksum fails
Transposed BBAN digits
AT918345254345912812
Reject: MOD-97 checksum fails
One character too short
AT91384525434591281
Reject: length does not match the country format
Wrong country prefix
FR913845254345912812
Reject: length or checksum fails for the other country
Lowercase with spaces
at91 3845 2543 4591 2812
Accept after normalizing case and whitespace
Austria IBAN format
AT + 2 check digits + 5 digits + 11 digits = 20 characters. Validate the length and character classes first, then the MOD-97 checksum: move the first four characters to the end, convert letters to numbers (A=10 … Z=35) and the remainder modulo 97 must be 1.
Need rows for the same bank, city or BIC your integration talks to? The generator can target them, keep a stable seed and export 1,000 rows at a time.
No. They are synthetic AT IBANs with a correct national format and MOD-97 checksum. The bank code can match a real institution, but the account number is random and must never be used for payments.
How long is a Austria IBAN?
A Austria IBAN has 20 characters: the country code AT, two check digits and a 16-character BBAN (5 digits, 11 digits).
Can I get more Austria test IBANs for a specific bank or city?
Yes. The Austria generator creates up to 10 rows free. Paid plans add bank, city and exact BIC targeting, 1,000-row batches, CSV/JSON exports and the same data through the API.