php-iban | present IBAN bank account information

php-iban is a PHP library. php-iban has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Weak Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

php-iban is a library for parsing, validating and generating IBAN (and IIBAN) bank account information in PHP. [License] All parts of an IBAN can be retrieved, including country code, checksum, BBAN, financial institution or bank code, account number, and where a fixed-length national system is in use, also branch/sort code. Legacy national checksums may also be retrieved, validated and correctly set, where available, whether they apply to the account number portion, bank and branch identifiers, part or all of the above. IBAN country codes can be converted in to ISO3166-1 alpha-2 and IANA formats, the parent IBAN country acting as registrar for dependent territories may be queried, the official national currency (ISO4217 alpha code format), central bank name and central bank URL may also be queried to ease integration. IBANs may be converted between human and machine representation. IBANs may be obfuscated for presentation to humans in special circumstances such as relative identification. A database of example/test IBANs from different countries is included. Finally, highly accurate suggestions for originally intended input can be made when an incorrect IBAN is detected and is due to mistranscription error. Tested on PHP versions: ![PHP 5.2] ![PHP 5.3] ![PHP 5.4] ![PHP 5.5] ![PHP 5.6] ![PHP 7.0] ![PHP 7.4] Test on HHVM versions: ![HHVM 3.3] ![HHVM 3.6] ![HHVM 3.9] ![HHVM 3.12] ![HHVM 3.15] ![HHVM 3.18] The parser was built using regular expressions to adapt the contents of the official IBAN registry available from SWIFT then manually modified for special cases such as [errors and omissions in SWIFT’s official specifications] Various deficiencies in the initial adaptation have since been rectified, and the current version should be a fairly correct and reliable implementation. Where appropriate, European Committee for Banking Standards (ECBS) recommendations have also been incorporated. Please bear in mind that because the specification changes frequently, it may not be 100% up to date if a new version has been recently released - I do my best though. We are currently thought to be up to date with [the January 2020 release, ie. PDF release #86] Licensed under LGPL, it is free to use in commercial settings.