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Mexico does not utilize the International Bank Account Number (IBAN) system for identifying domestic bank accounts or facilitating international fund transfers. Instead, the Mexican financial system operates exclusively using the Clave Bancaria Estandarizada (CLABE), which is a standardized 18-digit bank account numbering format mandated across all banking institutions in Mexico. The 18-digit CLABE code contains specific embedded information: the first 3 digits represent the specific bank code, the following 3 digits designate the local branch office location, the next 11 digits form the individual customer account number, and the final digit serves as a control verification digit. When sending money or initiating wire transfers to a bank account located in Mexico from overseas or domestically, financial institutions require the recipient's 18-digit CLABE along with the corresponding SWIFT/BIC code of the receiving Mexican bank, rather than an IBAN format commonly utilized across European countries.
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