The bank code in a Serbian account number

The first three digits of any Serbian account number identify the bank that holds it. Below are those codes and the banks they belong to, compiled from the National Bank of Serbia's unified register of accounts.

How an account number is built

An account number has three parts, separated by hyphens: the bank code, the account itself and a check number.

First three digits
The bank holding the account
Middle part
The account's own number at that bank
Last two digits
A check number, computed from the rest

Compiled from the accounts we have collected from the National Bank of Serbia's unified register of accounts. That sweep is still running, so the account and company counts grow.