Identify the issuing bank, card network, type, and location using a bank card number or BIN. Supports Luhn validation.
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When you need to quickly identify the issuing institution, type, or geographic location of a bank card, our Bank Card BIN Lookup tool instantly parses the first 6-8 digits (the Bank Identification Number). It outputs the issuer name, card network (e.g., UnionPay, Visa), card type (debit/credit), and geographic information, while also validating the card number format using the Luhn algorithm.
Does Luhn validation prove the bank card actually exists?
No. The Luhn algorithm only verifies the structural validity of the card number format. It cannot confirm whether the card has been genuinely issued or is active.
What information can I get by entering just the BIN?
You can retrieve the issuing bank, card network, card type, and issuing region without needing the full card number.
This tool does not store any bank card data, but please refrain from entering real, sensitive card numbers. Results are for reference only; there may be identification delays for newly issued or regional bank cards. Illegal use is strictly prohibited.
BIN parsing is commonly used in payment fraud prevention and data cleansing. For example, entering "622848" returns Agricultural Bank of China Debit Card (UnionPay), while "518718" returns China Merchants Bank Credit Card (MasterCard). We recommend combining issuing location data to assess cross-border transaction risks, but keep in mind that BIN database updates may have a 1-3 month delay.
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