Iban Check Audit

The IbanCheck table is a part of the Account package and is used to store and validate International Bank Account Numbers (IBAN). It contains the IBAN number, the country code associated with the IBAN, and an indicator showing whether the IBAN is valid or not. This table is used to ensure accuracy when entering and checking the validity of different international bank accounts.

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IbanCheckId is an integer field in the IbanCheck table which serves as the primary key and identifies each row/record uniquely. It is typically not used by developers for business logic, but serves to uniquely identify each row of the table for the purposes of data integrity.

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BeneficiaryName: Field type nvarchar, information stored in this field is the legal name of the beneficiary associated with each IbanCheck record.

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SwiftBicId is an nvarchar field in the IbanCheck table which stores a character-encoded identifying code associated with a financial institution’s account. This maximum 11-character field is used to identify the specific bank or financial institution associated with a user's account.

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The Iban field in the IbanCheck table stores International Bank Account Numbers (IBANs) of up to 34 alphanumeric characters. The field is stored as an nvarchar data type to enable the storage of international character sets such as those used in IBANs.

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RequestorId is an int data type field in a table called IbanCheck. It is used to store the unique ID of a client making a request to the system. This will be used to identify the client and to track the request.

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IbanCheckStateId is an NVARCHAR field, with a maximum length of 128, which can be found in the IbanCheck table. This field is used to store a unique identifier for the check state for a given IBAN string.

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The Response field in the IbanCheck table is of type nvarchar and it is used to store a text-based response to an IBAN check query with either 'valid' or 'invalid' as the two possible outcomes.

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The BankReference field of the IbanCheck table stores the transaction reference code used by the bank to identify a particular transaction. It is stored as a NVARCHAR data type and allows for up to a predefined length of characters.

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