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Translation for 'IBAN' from English to Bulgarian

International Bank Account Number {noun} <IBAN>

международен номер {м} на банкова сметка <IBAN>фин.

• международен номер {м} на банкова сметка <IBAN> = International Bank Account Number <IBAN>

• In the past, SEPA payments required both BIC and IBAN. Since 2016-02-01 only the IBAN is needed inside the SEPA (European Union and some more countries).
• Banks in numerous non-European countries including most states of the Middle East, North Africa and the Caribbean have implemented the IBAN format for account identification.
• The Iban congregation is made up mainly of ethnic Iban emigrants from Sarawak.
• Rentap's fort at Sadok Hill was regarded by the Iban Dayaks as impregnable.
• For his knowledge in Iban traditions and customs, Kanang was later made a Temenggong for the Iban community of Sri Aman division and last year he was conferred a Datukship by the state government.

• The TBG5 validation service will validate IBAN numbers in all current 46 countries that have adopted the IBAN (which is ISO Standard 13616) and is currently available in eight languages.
• The fictitious story about the Iban custom of women serving as a "sleeping dictionary" (Malay: "kamus tidur") is loosely based on the Iban courtship tradition called "Ngayap" (English: "wing").
• Saribas is famous for its Iban longhouses and is regarded as the center for Iban culture.
• "Dakiti" marks the first solo material from Bad Bunny since the release of his May 2020 album "Las que no iban a salir".
• Besides rice, the Iban eat linut mulong (sago flour) and tapioca.

• "Eosentomon iban" is a species of proturan in the family Eosentomidae. It is found in Southern Asia.
• Iban also arrived and planted "Ewan" tree in his area and called "Ewan Iban." Others who also arrived were Ubom Obio Ema, Oto Akpabio, Ikpoto Iyonko and Onion Ndem.
• "Kaban" is a single recorded by the iban rock band Masterpiece.
• An Iban longhouse may still display head trophies or "antu pala". These suspended heads mark tribal victories and were a source of honour. The Dayak Iban ceased practising headhunting in the 1930s.