Royal Bank of Scotland IBANs start with GB, two check digits and RBOS, followed by your six-digit sort code and eight-digit account number. Enter your sort code and account number to get your IBAN, built in your browser; this calculator is not affiliated with Royal Bank of Scotland.
Royal Bank of Scotland’s SWIFT address is RBOSGB2L, so its IBANs carry RBOS, followed by your six-digit sort code and eight-digit account number.
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| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| IBAN length | 22 characters |
| Starts with | GBkk RBOS |
| Bank code in the IBAN | RBOS |
| BIC | RBOSGB2L |
| Sort code | Your six-digit sort code |
| Printed format | GBkk RBOS ssss sscc cccc cc |
| Source | “Our SWIFT address - RBOSGB2L” (rbs.co.uk, checked 27 October 2026) |
22 characters: GB, two check digits, the bank code RBOS, then your six-digit sort code and eight-digit account number. Printed in groups of four, it reads GBkk RBOS ssss sscc cccc cc.
No. Holyheld is not affiliated with Royal Bank of Scotland. The calculator applies the published the United Kingdom IBAN format with Royal Bank of Scotland’s bank code RBOS, taken from Royal Bank of Scotland’s own website. It runs in your browser and sends nothing to a server.
In your Royal Bank of Scotland 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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