IID 08387
ING Bank N.V., Amsterdam, succursale de Lancy/Genève, Petit-Lancy
| IID / BC-Nummer | 08387 |
|---|---|
| Institution | ING Bank N.V., Amsterdam, succursale de Lancy/Genève |
| Institution type | bank |
| IID type | headquarters |
| Headquarters IID | 08387 |
| Seat | Avenue de Morgines 10, 1213 Petit-Lancy |
| BIC | BBRUCHGTXXX |
| Payment services | SIC · RTGS CHF · Instant Payments CHF · LSV+/BDD CHF |
| SIC IID | 083875 |
| QR-IID | 30211 |
| Valid on | 2026-09-01 |
IBAN structure with this code
A Swiss IBAN is CH, two check digits, the five-digit IID, then a twelve-digit account part. When the institution holds a QR-IID, the QR-IBAN of a QR-bill carries that number in the same position.
CH78 0838 7000 0000 0000 1
Synthetic example: the account part is a placeholder, this IBAN belongs to nobody. It shows where the code sits inside the IBAN.
QR-IID 30211: a QR-IBAN with this number expects a QRR reference on the QR-bill.
What the API answers for this code
The block below is the route's own answer, produced by the same code that serves api.ibanforge.com, on the register as of the date shown. Nothing is edited.
{
"iid": "08387",
"found": true,
"institution": {
"name": "ING Bank N.V., Amsterdam, succursale de Lancy/Genève",
"type": "bank",
"iid_type": "headquarters",
"headquarters_iid": "08387"
},
"address": {
"street": "Avenue de Morgines",
"building_number": "10",
"post_code": "1213",
"town": "Petit-Lancy",
"country": "CH"
},
"bic": "BBRUCHGTXXX",
"payment_services": {
"sic": true,
"rtgs_chf": true,
"instant_payments_chf": true,
"eurosic": false,
"lsv_bdd_chf": true,
"lsv_bdd_eur": false
},
"sic_iid": "083875",
"qr_iid": "30211",
"qr_iid_source": "register",
"valid_on": "2026-09-01"
}Source: SIX BankMaster, register as of 2026-09-01.