What is the Banco do Brasil code? Check the code for national and international transfers!

When making bank transfers, one of the details you'll need is the bank code. If you're making a transfer via DOC or TED to Banco do Brasil, you'll need to use the bank code 001.

So, with this code, you can be sure that your money will reach the correct bank during the transaction.

Follow the article and learn more about transfers at Banco do Brasil.

• Code for National Transfers (COMPE)
• Code for International transfers (Swift or Bic)
• Iban Code

TED or DOC from Banco do Brasil

Banco do Brasil follows the Central Bank of Brazil's rules regarding TED and DOC. Here's how it works:

Please note that there is a fee for using TED and DOC transfers at Banco do Brasil. Alternatively, you can use PIX transfers, which are free.

How do I make a TED transfer through Banco do Brasil?

There are several ways to make a bank transfer through Banco do Brasil. Check it out!

Over the internet

• Access the Banco do Brasil website and log in to your account.
• Alternatively, use the Banco do Brasil app on your smartphone.
• Click on the “Transfers” icon.
• Select the type of transfer you want to make.
• Enter the beneficiary's details, including name, CPF, branch, and account number.
• Enter the transfer amount.
• Choose the transfer processing date.
• Confirm the transfer.

In person

• Go to one of the Banco do Brasil branches.
• Have all the details of the account you are going to transfer to on hand.
• Enter the details at the checkout.
• Confirm the bank transfer.

Done! The money will be sent directly to your desired account!

How much does a transfer cost at Banco do Brasil?

To make bank transfers at Banco do Brasil, via TED and DOC, you must pay a fee. The fee is the same for both transactions. It only varies depending on the method you use to make the transfer:

• In person: you pay a fee of R$ 21.95 per transaction.
• Online:  you pay a fee of R$ 10.45 per transaction.

Banco do Brasil COMPE Code

Both the COMPE and ISPB codes are essential to ensure the correct routing and processing of bank transfers, ensuring that the funds are properly directed to the beneficiaries' accounts at Banco do Brasil.

By accurately providing these codes during transactions, transfers can be completed securely and efficiently, promoting a successful transaction between those involved.

Check out what they are:

• COMPE Code: 001
• ISPB Code: 00000000

Banco do Brasil Swift Code or BIC

To receive funds from a foreign account into your Banco do Brasil account, you must use the SWIFT code or BIC (Bank Identifier Code). This code consists of 8 to 11 characters, divided into four parts that indicate the country, bank, region, and branch.

The SWIFT/BIC code is widely used to speed up transfers between international banks, enabling secure and efficient communication.

• Banco do Brasil Bank Swift Code: BRASBRRJ

Banco do Brasil IBAN code

The IBAN code plays a crucial role in uniquely identifying each bank account. Each account has a unique set of IBAN digits, ensuring that codes are not duplicated.

The acronym IBAN stands for "International Bank Account Number," which can be translated into Portuguese as "Número Internacional de Conta Bancária." This number consists of 29 digits, representing a specific sequence for each bank account.

The use of IBAN is essential in international financial transactions, as it simplifies the accurate identification of the destination account, speeding up the transfer process and reducing the risk of errors or failures in the routing of funds.

See how to get the Banco do Brasil IBAN:

• Access the Banco do Brasil website and log in to your account.
• Click on the “Services” icon.
• Select the “Account Information” option.
• Your account IBAN will be displayed on the screen.

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