Closed JohJohan closed 1 year ago
The way I see it, an IbanValidator
should validate whether an iban is valid, not whether the country is currently supported.
A valid iban should always be valid, regardless of its relationship with swift. However, whether that iban is supported, whether it is active, that is something that may be changed and thus cannot be validated in the same way.
I agree with @Ahummeling
@JohJohan You may want to take a look into jschaedl/iban-validation (but please note jschaedl/iban-validation#79).
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Description
The IbanValidator validates
iran
ibans as valid but swift doesn't see them as valid. See swift docs (which we also mention in IbanValidator class on FORMATS: https://www.swift.com/sites/default/files/resources/iban_registry.pdf it doesn't mention iran anymore.How to reproduce
Fill in a iran iban and it should be invalid but now its valid.
Possible Solution
We should probably remove
iran
in the validator so that they are seen as invalid so we are consistent with swift.Additional Context
Maybe Swift isn't updating there resources as in a news article they mention it should be active: https://www.swift.com/insights/press-releases/swift-instructed-to-disconnect-sanctioned-iranian-banks-following-eu-council-decision more info here: https://www.swift.com/fr/node/11306