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The national check used the Spanish remainder rule, so a prefix that weights to 13 was accepted.
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Summary
Czech and Slovak account numbers are valid when each part's weighted sum is divisible by 11. The check used the Spanish remainder rule and treated remainder 1 as check digit 1, so
CZ8008000000612000145399passed. Prefix000061weights to 13, which is not divisible by 11.CZ6508000000192000145399still passes.Test plan
expected true to be false)npm test(262 passing)Made with Cursor