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BIN Checker

Look up a card's issuing bank, country, network and type from its first 6–8 digits.

Only the first 6–8 digits are needed and only they are sent. Never enter a full card number here.

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How to use the BIN Checker

Look up a card's issuing bank, country, network and type from its first 6–8 digits.

  1. 1 Enter the first 6 to 8 digits of the card number. Never enter the full number.
  2. 2 Click Look up BIN.
  3. 3 Review the issuer and card details.

Example and practical tips

Shops use BIN lookups to spot orders where the card’s issuing country does not match the shipping country, a common sign of fraud.

Frequently asked questions

What is a BIN?

The bank identification number (also called IIN) is the first 6 to 8 digits of a card number and identifies the issuer and card product.

Why was no result found?

Some BINs are new, private or not in the public database. Try the first 6 digits instead of 8.

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