🇨🇰 Cook Islands BIN List

Browse 14 Bank Identification Numbers (BIN/IIN) issued in Cook Islands, with the issuing banks, card schemes and types. Look up a single BIN with the BIN Lookup, or search by bank with BIN Search.

14BIN ranges
5+top banks
3card schemes
VISA 10 MASTERCARD 3 AMERICAN EXPRESS 1

Top card-issuing banks in Cook Islands

Issuing bankBIN ranges
BSP Financial Group, Ltd.4
Australia AND NEW Zealand Banking Group, Ltd.4
ANZ Bank, Ltd.2
Westpac - South Pacific1
Banzpay Technology, Ltd.1

Sample Cook Islands BIN ranges

BIN / IINSchemeTypeBank
377455American Express CreditWestpac - South Pacific
421852Visa DebitBSP Financial Group, Ltd.
421859Visa DebitBSP Financial Group, Ltd.
431491Visa Debit
437966Visa DebitAustralia AND NEW Zealand Banking Group, Ltd.
438223Visa CreditANZ Bank, Ltd.
462872Visa DebitAustralia AND NEW Zealand Banking Group, Ltd.
469527Visa DebitBSP Financial Group, Ltd.
470612Visa CreditAustralia AND NEW Zealand Banking Group, Ltd.
476051Visa CreditANZ Bank, Ltd.
481267Visa CreditBSP Financial Group, Ltd.
517849Mastercard CreditAustralia AND NEW Zealand Banking Group, Ltd.
518206Mastercard Credit
553807Mastercard DebitBanzpay Technology, Ltd.

Showing a representative sample. A BIN is public issuer routing information, not a usable card number. To check one specific number, use the BIN Lookup.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a BIN in Cook Islands?

A BIN (Bank Identification Number), also called an IIN, is the first 6–8 digits of a card number. It identifies the bank that issued the card and the card scheme. Our dataset holds 14 BIN ranges registered in Cook Islands.

How many card BINs are registered in Cook Islands?

This database lists 14 BIN/IIN ranges for Cook Islands across 5+ issuing banks and the major card schemes.

Can I look up a specific Cook Islands BIN?

Yes. Use the PAYATE BIN Lookup to enter any BIN and see its bank, scheme, type and country, or BIN Search to find ranges by bank name.

Are these real card numbers?

No. A BIN is only the issuer prefix shared by millions of cards — it is public routing information, not a usable card number, and nothing here identifies any individual card or person.