Know the Banestes Bank code for transfers!

Banco do Estado do Espírito Santo (Banestes) is a Brazilian multiple-service bank headquartered in Vitória, Espírito Santo. It is a mixed-capital company, with the Espírito Santo State Government as its largest shareholder.

Banestes was founded in 1937 and is currently the largest bank in Espírito Santo, with more than 750 branches and 10,000 employees.

When making bank transfers, you must enter the bank code to complete the transaction. If you are making a transfer via DOC or TED to Banco Banestes, the bank code is 021.

Learn more about bank transfers at Banestes in our article.

• National transfer code (COMPE)
• International transfer code (Swift or Bic)
• Iban Code

TED or DOC from Banco Banestes

Check out the TED and DOC rules that Banco Banestes follows for transfers:

Please note that the bank charges a fee of R$$ 22.00 per transaction when making TED or DOC transfers. Therefore, if you need to make the transfer, you should consider using an alternative, such as PIX, to avoid incurring costs.

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

If you wish to make a TED or DOC through Banco Banestes, see below how to do this type of transaction:

TED Transfer

1. Access Banestes Internet Banking.
2. Click on the “Transfers” option.
3. Select the “TED” option.
4. Enter the recipient's details, including CPF or CNPJ, full name, account number, and branch.
5. Enter the transfer amount.
6. Enter a message for the recipient.
7. Click “Confirm”.

DOC Transfer

1. Access Banestes Internet Banking.
2. Click on the “Transfers” option.
3. Select the “DOC” option.
4. Enter the recipient's details, including CPF or CNPJ, full name, account number, and branch.
5. Enter the transfer amount.
6. Enter a message for the recipient.
7. Click “Confirm”.

How much does a transfer cost at Banco Banestes?

As mentioned above, Banestes charges a fee for you to make a transfer via TED or DOC.

At the time of writing, the fee charged was R$ 22.00 per transaction.

Therefore, you should be aware that you will have to pay this amount and, if you don't want to, you should look for an alternative, such as PIX, so that you don't incur any costs.

Banestes Bank COMPE Code

To ensure the correct execution of bank transfers, it is essential to provide a fundamental code: the COMPE code.

In some cases, the use of ISPB codes may also be required. These codes play a vital role in ensuring the accurate allocation of funds in Banco Banestes accounts.

By accurately employing these codes during transfer operations, transactions can be completed securely and efficiently, resulting in successful transfers for all parties involved.

Check out the essential codes below to facilitate seamless transfers:

• COMPE Code: 021
• ISPB Code: 28127603

Banestes Swift Bank Code or BIC

To receive funds from a foreign account into your Banco Banestes account, it's crucial to use the SWIFT code or BIC (Bank Identifier Code). This code consists of 8 to 11 characters and contains essential information about the country, bank, region, and branch.

SWIFT/BIC is widely adopted to simplify transfers between international banking institutions, making the procedure safe and efficient.

By using this code, global transactions are streamlined, ensuring that funds are properly directed to your Banco Banestes account.

1. Swift Code of Banco Banestes Bank: BEESBRRJ

Banestes Bank IBAN Code

To send funds to foreign accounts, you need the IBAN code. This code is unique to each account.

See how to find out the IBAN for your Banestes account:

1. Access Banestes Internet Banking.
2. Click on the “Accounts” option.
3. Select the bank account you want to get the IBAN for.
4. The IBAN will be displayed on the screen.

You can also obtain Banestes' IBAN by contacting the bank's customer service.

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