What is the Itaú Bank Code? Check the codes for domestic and international transfers:

When making bank transfers, one of the essential pieces of information is the bank code. If you intend to make a transfer via DOC or TED to Itaú Bank, the required bank code is the 341.

By using this code correctly, you ensure that your money will be directed to the correct bank during the transaction.

Read this article to learn more about transfers at Banco Itaú.

• COMPE Code (National Transfers TED/DOC)
• Swift Code (International Transfers)
• Iban Code

TED or DOC from Banco Itaú

Banco Itaú has the following rules for making transfers via TED and DOC:

In general, there are fees at Itaú for TED and DOC, and in the service package, up to 8 can be free.

An alternative that has been widely used is PIX, which is very convenient and free of charge.

How do I make a TED transfer through Banco Itaú?

You can make TED and DOC transfers from Itaú online or at the branch itself. Here's how:

Over the internet

• Access the Banco Itaú website and log in to your account.
• Or open the Banco Itaú 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 date.
• Confirm the transfer.

In person

• Go to an Itaú Bank branch with the account details for the account where you will receive the money.
• Enter the details and amount at the cash register.
• Confirm the bank transfer.

Done! The transfer will be completed.

How much does a transfer cost at Banco Itaú?

The cost of TED and DOC transfers at Itaú will depend on several factors, including the type of account you have and your relationship with the bank.

In general, you have up to 8 free transfers per month. Beyond that, you'll incur the following fees:

• In person: R$ 13.50 per operation.
• Online: R$ 7.80 per operation.

Itaú Bank COMPE Code

To ensure the correct routing and processing of bank transfers, both the COMPE and ISPB codes are essential. These codes play a crucial role in ensuring that funds are properly directed to beneficiaries' accounts at Banco Itaú.

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

Check the codes required to make transfers correctly:

• COMPE Code: 341
• ISPB Code: 60701190

Itaú Swift Bank Code or BIC

Receiving funds from a foreign account into your Banco Itaú account requires the use of a SWIFT code or BIC (Bank Identifier Code). This code consists of 8 to 11 characters and is divided into four parts that provide information about the country, bank, region, and branch.

The SWIFT/BIC code is widely used to facilitate transfers between international banks, enabling secure and efficient communication throughout the process. Using this code streamlines international transactions, ensuring that funds are properly directed to the correct account at Banco Itaú.

• Itaú Bank Swift Code: ITAUBRSP

Itaú Bank IBAN Code

See how to get the IBAN for Banco Itaú:

• Access the Itaú website and log in to your account.
• Click on the “Services” icon.
• Select the “Transfers and payments” option.
• Click on “Consult IBAN”.
• Enter your branch and account number.
• Click on “Consult”.
• Your IBAN will be displayed on the screen.

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