Card & BIN Tools
Browse BIN lists and ranges by issuer and card network.
BIN data is from a public database and covers major issuers worldwide. For looking up a specific card, use the Card Validator. To search by bank name, use BIN Search.
Browse the directory and click a card network or a country to open its BIN list.
View the BINs with their issuing bank, card brand, and type (credit or debit).
Page through the list and export any page to CSV.
A BIN list is a directory of Bank Identification Numbers, the first 6 to 8 digits of card numbers, grouped so you can browse them. Craftora lets you browse BINs by card network (like Visa or Mastercard) and by country, and see the bank and card type for each.
A BIN range is a block of BINs assigned to a single issuer or card product. Issuers are given ranges by the card networks, so one bank can have many BINs. Browsing by network or country shows you the BINs that fall within those ranges.
The BIN List is a browsable directory: you click a network or country and scroll the results, no typing needed. BIN Search is for targeted queries, like finding all BINs for a specific bank name. Use the list to explore, use search to find something specific.
Yes. The directory lets you click any of the top countries to see the BINs on record for that country, with the bank, brand, and card type for each.
Yes. Browsing the BIN list is completely free with no signup. For bulk BIN lookups or searching by bank name, a free account unlocks those server tools.
The list is based on a public BIN database with over 340,000 entries. It covers the major networks and countries well, though it is not exhaustive and some smaller or newer ranges may be missing.
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