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IBANtilinumeroita refers to International Bank Account Numbers. It is a standardized system used internationally to identify bank accounts. The primary purpose of the IBAN is to facilitate cross-border transactions by ensuring that payment details are processed accurately and efficiently. Each IBAN is unique to a specific bank account and country.

The structure of an IBAN varies by country, but it typically begins with a two-letter country code, followed by two check digits, and then the domestic bank account number. These check digits are used to detect errors in the IBAN during transmission. The length of an IBAN can range from 15 to 34 characters, depending on the country.

The introduction of IBANs has significantly reduced the number of errors in international payments, leading to faster processing times and lower costs. Many countries have adopted IBANs as their standard for domestic and international bank account identification. While not universally adopted by all countries, its use is widespread across Europe and many other regions, making it a crucial element in global financial communication.