Code of Banco Inter: what is it and what is it for?

If you're a Banco Inter customer and want to make a transfer via DOC or TED, you'll need to use the bank code. This requirement ensures correct identification of the institution and provides greater transaction security.

In the specific case of Banco Inter, your code is 077. It is important to highlight that Banco Inter uses this number as its identification code.

Therefore, when making a transfer via TED or DOC to Banco Inter, make sure to use code 077.

Find out more in our article about the Inter code.

Check out Banco Inter's codes:

• Transfer code [COMPE]
• Swift or Bic Code
• IBAN code

TED or DOC bank Inter

To help you understand the difference between TED and DOC transfers at Banco Inter, we'll provide a table below with all the details. Check out how the two types of transfers work:

It's important to note that Banco Inter doesn't charge for either type of transfer. However, you can also make unlimited, free transfers via PIX to any bank.

How do I make a TED and DOC transfer through Banco Inter?

It's very simple to transfer money via TED or DOC through Banco Inter. The entire process takes place directly in the app and takes just a few minutes.

Check out the step-by-step guide to quickly make your transfer:

• Enter the Banco Inter app.
• Choose the “Transfers” option.
• Choose the type of transfer you want to make: DOC or TED.
• Fill in the details of the account that will receive the money. Here, you'll need the bank code.
• Fill in the amount, confirm the data and send the transfer.

Simple and practical, you can quickly make TED and DOC transfers. Also, remember that you can use the "PIX" function for faster transfers between banks and at no cost.

How much does a transfer cost at Banco Inter?

One of Banco Inter's biggest advantages is the waived fees on TED or DOC transfers to other banks. Plus, you can enjoy the convenience of making an unlimited number of transfers.

Therefore, if you are an Inter customer, you can make your transactions with peace of mind and know that you won't have to pay more because of it.

Inter Bank COMPE Code

As we are showing, to receive money into your Inter account from another bank, you must use the Inter bank code 077, which is the bank's compe code, that is, the code made for this purpose.

In addition to this code, there is the ISPN code, which is made up of 8 digits and is rarely used. However, if you need it, it's important to know.

• COMPE Code: 077.
• ISPN code: 00416968.

Inter Swift Bank Code or BIC: What is it?

When searching for Banco Inter's code, you may come across the SWIFT code or BIC code. These terms refer to the same code, which is an international standard for receiving money transfers from abroad.

Therefore, if you wish to receive funds from a foreign account into your Banco Inter account, you will need to use this code.

The code consists of 8 to 11 characters divided into 4 parts, which indicate the country, bank, region and branch code.

Also known as BIC, these digits are used to facilitate transfers between international banks. Composed of a set of 8 to 11 characters, the structure is divided into four parts:

• AAAA: bank code, composed only of letters;
• BB: code that identifies the country, for example, BR for Brazil;
• CC: letters or numbers that indicate location, such as city or state;
• DDD: Letters or numbers representing the bank's branch, using 3 digits. "XXX" is used to indicate the bank's head office.

Since Banco Inter SA does not have physical branches, the SWIFT code will always contain the details of the institution's head office. Therefore, Banco Inter's SWIFT code is ITEMBRSPXXX.

INTER bank IBAN code

The IBAN code also serves an identification function, but it is specific to each account. Therefore, no two accounts have the same digits.

The acronym IBAN stands for International Bank Account Number. This numerical set consists of 29 digits and has the following structure:

• 2 letters representing the country code;
• 2 numbers for account verification code;
• 8 digits referring to the Banco Inter code;
• 5 numbers relating to your agency;
• 10 numbers representing your account;
• 1 letter to indicate the type of account (such as checking account, savings account, among others);
• 1 number to indicate the type of account holder.

To get the IBAN code corresponding to your Banco Inter account, simply access the exchange rate section in your app and select the Receipt option. Then, choose the country, currency, and purpose of your transaction.

After this process, you will receive, by email at the registered address, the banking information along with the IBAN code of Banco Inter.

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