Saudi IBAN Validator & Transfer Fee Estimator
IBAN & Transfer Details
Enter a Saudi IBAN number to validate and estimate transfer fees.
How to Validate a Saudi IBAN & Estimate Transfer Fees
Step 1: Enter Your IBAN Number
Enter the full 24-character Saudi IBAN starting with SA. Spaces are optional — the validator will clean the input automatically.
Step 2: Select Transfer Type
Choose between SARIE (free local transfers), Mada (low-cost local), or International SWIFT. Each has different fee structures.
Step 3: Enter Transfer Amount
Enter the amount you plan to transfer in SAR. The fee estimator calculates costs based on the transfer type and amount.
Step 4: View Validation & Fee Results
The tool validates the IBAN format, identifies your bank from the bank code (characters 3-4), and estimates transfer fees.
Step 5: Review Bank Details
Review the identified bank name and bank code. Valid IBANs show a green check, invalid ones show a red cross with error details.
Understanding Saudi IBAN & Transfer Fees
Saudi IBAN structure: SA + 2 check digits + 2 bank code digits + 18 account digits. Bank Codes: 10=SNB, 20=Al Rajhi, 30=Albilad, 40=Arab National, 50=Alinma, 60=AlJazira, 65=SABB, 70=Saudi Fransi, 75=Riyad Bank. Transfer Types: 1. SARIE: Free, instant, local SAR transfers between Saudi banks. 2. Mada: SAR 2-5, local transfers through Mada network. 3.
Example Transfer
SA94 8000 0000 0000 0000 0001 Bank Code: 80 = Al Rajhi Bank International SWIFT Transfer of SAR 10,000 Flat Fee: SAR 100 Exchange Margin (2%): SAR 200 Total Cost: SAR 300
Frequently Asked Questions About IBAN & Transfers
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This tool validates IBAN format only. Transfer fee estimates are based on standard rates. Confirm with your bank for exact fees.
How we calculate this: read our methodology