The question is in the title, the BBAN is a Belgian Bank Account Number.
I don't need the code for it I know it is some simple modulo addition but I don't know the exact rules to do it(algorithm).
I only found validation rules no transformation/conversion rules.
Thanks
Here is my python version if the algorithm provided in the link of antiheadshot
def get_IBAN(bban): #bban is a string
bb_ck = int(bban[-2:])
dummy = bb_ck * 100000000 + bb_ck * 1000000 + 111400
ib_ck = 98 - (dummy % 97)
return "BE%s%s" % (ib_ck, bban)
the algorithm from https://thebasementgeek.wordpress.com/2011/03/01/calculate-iban-numbers-from-a-belgian-bank-account-number/
- Drop all non-alphanumerical characters from a bank account number
- Retrieve the last two digits (old bank account number check digit)
- 98-(mod97(####111400) where ## stands for the check digits, which need to be appended twice.
- create IBAN number by appending country code, the calculated check digits from step 3 and the the old bank account number, in that order