Detect IBAN_Code

[Shjones1]

IBAN_Code stands for International Bank Account Number Code. According to Microsoft Presidio's documentation for Personally Identifiable Information, "IBAN_Codes are internationally agreed upon system of identifying bank accounts across national borders to facilitate the communication and processing of cross-border transactions with a reduced risk of transcription errors."

The IBAN code consists of 34 alphanumeric characters that are used to identify an individual account, banking institution, country code, and banking branch. Due to this, this information must remain secure, as the security of funds is tied to the security of the IBAN account. IBAN accounts allow banks to quickly operate in tracking down the country of origin for a bank and ensure a successful transaction

View more information about the IBAN_Code here.

We'll Detect an alphanumeric string in the format AA 00 AAAA 000000 00000000

We'll use GB14WXYZ220562325648978 as an example due to its invalidity.

validity was checked using the official IBAN checker at this link

[claesmk]

@Shjones1 please also assign this to yourself and add the sprint-1 milestone

[Shjones1]

@claesmk Got it, will do.

[jmjeffries]

Good research and formatting, this gives us a good basis to start on.