BIN 775011 is a Bank Identification Number: the leading digits of a payment card number. It identifies the card scheme, the card type, the issuing bank and the country the card was issued in.

Is it safe to look up a BIN?

Yes. Only the first 6 to 11 digits are needed for a BIN lookup. BINTable never stores full card numbers, even if one is entered by mistake.

How many digits is a BIN?

Historically 6 digits. The card networks have moved to 8-digit BINs, so a lookup accepts 6 to 11 leading digits.

Where does the data come from?

From several public sources that are merged, de-duplicated and prioritised, plus community corrections via our open data repository.

BIN 775011 card information

A Bank Identification Number (BIN) is the first six to eight digits of a card number. It identifies the card scheme, the type of card, the issuing bank and the country where the card was issued.

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Frequently asked questions

What is BIN 775011?: BIN 775011 is a Bank Identification Number: the leading digits of a payment card number. It identifies the card scheme, the card type, the issuing bank and the country the card was issued in.
Is it safe to look up a BIN?: Yes. Only the first 6 to 11 digits are needed for a BIN lookup. BINTable never stores full card numbers, even if one is entered by mistake.
How many digits is a BIN?: Historically 6 digits. The card networks have moved to 8-digit BINs, so a lookup accepts 6 to 11 leading digits.
Where does the data come from?: From several public sources that are merged, de-duplicated and prioritised, plus community corrections via our open data repository.