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Bulk lookup international bank card BINs to identify card networks, issuing banks, and countries of origin.
Input Format
One record per line, format: tools.bankcard-bin-batch-query-intl.fields.bankcard
Supports space, comma, tab separators
• Supports up to 200 records per batch
• Automatic tools.bankcard-bin-batch-query-intl.fields.bankcard validation after clicking 'Next'
• If deduplication is enabled, duplicate records will be removed automatically
In cross-border payments, risk compliance, and data analysis, quickly identifying the attribution information of international bank card BINs (Bank Identification Numbers) is crucial. Designed specifically for international cards, this tool supports bulk input or Excel/CSV file imports. It automatically parses the card network, card type, issuing country, and issuing bank for each BIN, outputting structured results to efficiently solve the challenges of identifying and categorizing international card information.
Example Input: 400000, 543210, 353011
Example Output:
400000 → Visa, Credit, United States, JPMorgan Chase Bank
543210 → Mastercard, Debit, Canada, Royal Bank of Canada
353011 → JCB, Credit, Japan, JCB Co., Ltd.
This tool only identifies public attributes such as card network, card type, issuing country, and issuing bank based on the BIN. It does not perform card authenticity verification, balance inquiries, or transaction validation. Please do not enter full card numbers or sensitive personal information. All query operations are completed locally, and the system does not store any input data. If the result returns "Unknown" or "Unrecognized," it may be because the BIN is not yet included in the database or the input format is incorrect. Please check the validity of the BIN and try again.
International bank card BINs follow the ISO/IEC 7812 standard, where the first 6 digits serve as the Issuer Identification Number (IIN). Different card networks are assigned specific prefix ranges: for example, Visa typically starts with 4, Mastercard's primary ranges start with 51-55 or 2221-2720, and JCB starts with 3528-3589. Before performing a bulk lookup, it is recommended to standardize and clean your BIN data (remove spaces, hyphens, and other separators). In scenarios such as cross-border payment routing, risk assessment, and rate optimization, BIN lookup results can be automatically linked to card types and issuing countries to enhance automated processing capabilities. If you need to look up bank cards from mainland China, please use our domestic version of the tool.