Bank of Valletta IBAN calculator

Bank of Valletta IBANs start with MT, two check digits and VALL, followed by the sort code 22013 and your account number, padded to 18 characters. Enter your account number to get your IBAN, built in your browser; this calculator is not affiliated with Bank of Valletta.

Calculate your Bank of Valletta IBAN

Bank of Valletta IBANs carry VALL and the sort code 22013, which the Central Bank of Malta’s list marks as used in all Bank of Valletta IBANs, whatever your branch. You only need your account number.

Holyheld is not affiliated with Bank of Valletta. Your bank’s app or statement shows your IBAN too; if it differs from the one built here, use your bank’s.

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Bank code VALL, preset

Sort code 22013, the same in every Bank of Valletta IBAN

Bank of Valletta IBAN format

Frequently asked questions

  • 31 characters: MT, two check digits, the bank code VALL, then the sort code 22013 and your account number, padded to 18 characters. Printed in groups of four, it reads MTkk VALL 2201 3ccc cccc cccc cccc ccc.

  • 22013, the St. Venera head office code, in every Bank of Valletta IBAN. The Central Bank of Malta lists dozens of Bank of Valletta branch codes, but marks 22013 as the one used in all its IBANs, so your branch does not matter.

  • No. Holyheld is not affiliated with Bank of Valletta. The calculator applies the published Malta IBAN format with Bank of Valletta’s bank code VALL, taken from the Central Bank of Malta’s sort code list. It runs in your browser and sends nothing to a server.

  • In your Bank of Valletta app, online banking or statements, which usually show the IBAN itself as well. If the IBAN your bank shows differs from the one built here, use your bank’s.

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