Israeli bank codes and branches

The bank code, the branch number and the account number are the three details a client needs to pay you. Here is the full list of Israeli bank codes, and a search across every branch by number, name or city.

Data from the Bank of Israel's list of bank branches, as of 09/11/2026.

For example: "12 600", "Leumi Haifa" or "Ramat Gan". You can also search by bank code alone.

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    Israeli bank codes

    Bank codeBank nameOpen branches
    04Bank Yahav for Government Employees Ltd58
    10Bank Leumi Le-Israel B.M203
    11Israel Discount Bank Ltd103
    12Bank Hapoalim B.M211
    14Bank Otsar Ha-hayal Ltd55
    17Mercantile Discount Bank Ltd76
    18One Zero Digital Bank LTD5
    20Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd183
    22Citibank2
    23HSBC BANK plc1
    26U-Bank Ltd9
    31The First International Bank of Israel Ltd151
    39State Bank Of India1
    46Bank Massad Ltd25
    50Bank Clearing Center Ltd1
    52Poaley Agudat Israel Bank Ltd17
    54Bank of Jerusalem Ltd23
    59Automated Banking Services1
    99Bank Of Israel1

    Bank details on an invoice

    Bank transfer details in Israel are three numbers: the two-digit bank code, the three-digit branch number, and the account number. When they are on the invoice, the client copies them into their payment system without asking.

    A client abroad will usually ask for an IBAN. An Israeli IBAN is 23 characters: the letters IL, two check digits, the bank code in three digits, the branch in three digits and the account number in 13 digits. The calculator above builds it from your account details, and your bank shows it in its website or app too. Invoicing a client abroad is covered in the guide to invoices in English.

    When your branch closes

    Banks close and merge branches, and the account then moves to another branch with a different number. The search above also shows closed branches, and which branch they moved to when the bank reported it. If your branch closed, update the bank details in your invoice template and email signature so clients do not pay into old details.

    Where the data comes from

    The list comes from the Bank of Israel's bank branches dataset on the government data portal, and we refresh it from time to time. It covers banks with branches, not every payment provider that received a code from the Bank of Israel. Before a large transfer, confirm the details with the client or supplier.

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