IBAN Format in Denmark
18 characters · 3 banks · DKK
How many characters does an IBAN in Denmark have?
An IBAN in Denmark has 18 characters. It starts with the country code DK, then 2 check digits, then 14 characters that hold the bank and account details.
DK50 0040 0440 1162 43| Bank code | Example IBAN |
|---|---|
| — | DK50 0040 0440 1162 43 |
- Bank code—
- ExampleDK50 0040 0440 1162 43
| Bank code | Example IBAN |
|---|---|
| — | DK50 0040 0440 1162 43 |
- Bank code—
- ExampleDK50 0040 0440 1162 43
| Bank code | Example IBAN |
|---|---|
| — | DK50 0040 0440 1162 43 |
- Bank code—
- ExampleDK50 0040 0440 1162 43
How IBAN works in Denmark
Banks in Denmark use a 18-character IBAN following the pattern DK## #### #### #### ##. The country code in every Denmark IBAN is DK, and accounts are denominated in DKK. When sending money into Denmark, always run the IBAN through validation (above) and confirm it with the recipient — a single wrong digit can route the payment to the wrong account.
Common questions about IBANs in Denmark
What is the country code for IBANs in Denmark?
It is DK. Every IBAN in Denmark starts with DK, followed by 2 check digits.
Where do I find my IBAN?
In your online banking or banking app, on a bank statement, or by asking your bank. Copy it exactly as shown.
Does a correct-looking IBAN prove the account exists?
No. A correct format only means the length and check digits fit. It does not prove the account exists or belongs to the right person. Confirm the details with the person you are paying before you send money.