BIN 450731 Visa Classic debit card · Sparisjodur Myrasyslu · 🇮🇸 Iceland

Prefix 450731 identifies Visa cards issued by Sparisjodur Myrasyslu (Classic debit card). Issuing country: 🇮🇸 Iceland.

✓ Runs locally💳 VisaDebit🇮🇸 Iceland
What BIN 450731 identifies
Issuing bankSparisjodur Myrasyslu
NetworkVisa
Card typeDebit
Card levelClassic
Issuing country🇮🇸 Iceland
Prefix length6 digits

A prefix identifies the issuer and the network, nothing else: not the cardholder, not the balance, not whether the card is valid. A bank runs hundreds of them, and a prefix can be reassigned after a portfolio is closed. The details below are computed in your browser: the full number is never sent, and only its first three digits appear in the URL of the reference-data slice being downloaded.

Examples:
VISABIN 450731🇮🇸 Iceland

🔒 Network and Luhn check computed locally; the issuer is read from a static file. Paypedia never receives or stores any card number.

Anatomy of a card number. MII, BIN, account number, and Luhn check digit.

The BIN (Bank Identification Number), officially called the IIN (Issuer Identification Number), is the first few digits of a card number. They identify the network and the issuer, which lets the merchant route the transaction and apply the right fees.

4MIIIssuer industry (4 = banking/finance)
53904Rest of the BINTogether: 6 to 8 digits that identify the issuer
123456789Account numberAssigned by the issuing bank
8Luhn check digitMod 10 check across the whole number
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BIN-8 migration: historically 6 digits long, BINs are moving to 8 digits at Visa and Mastercard to ease the shortage of ranges. A single 6-digit prefix can now cover several issuers, so enter 8 digits when you have them for a reliable match.

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