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No, banks in the United States do not use IBAN codes. To receive money transfers in the U.S., you need a BIC number (normally a SWIFT code) and a routing number of the bank connected to your account.

For international money transfers, U.S. banks typically use ABA routing numbers and SWIFT codes instead of IBAN. Though ABA routing numbers, specifically for the ACH network (also known as ACH numbers), are typically used for domestic transfers, some U.S. banks use them for international transfers too.

No, you don't need an IBAN to receive money internationally. If you're in the U.S. and want to receive a money transfer, you can use a SWIFT code or an ABA number (in case your bank uses the ACH network for international transfers).

If you're in the U.S. and want to send money to another country, you can use a SWIFT code and an account number, or an IBAN.

If you're in the U.S. and want to receive a money transfer, you can use a SWIFT code and an account number, or an ABA number if your bank uses the ACH network for international transfers. In any case, the most common option for receiving money is with a SWIFT code.

The countries that don't use IBAN include the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, China, and Japan. This means you can't use an IBAN to send money to these countries or receive money if you live in one of these countries. However, you can still send money to these countries with Ria.