Code of Banco Original: Find out here!

When making a transfer via TED or DOC, one of the pieces of information requested is the bank code. This three-digit number is crucial when transferring your money.

In order for you to transfer money to Banco Original accounts, the bank code is 212. Knowing this code, you can use it when making your TED or DOC.

Follow our article and see all the details about the Banco Original code 212 and how it works.

• Transfer code [COMPE]
• Swift Code
• Iban Code

TED and DOC: how do they work?

Want to make a TED or DOC transfer through Banco Original? See our table to see how both transactions work from this bank:

Unlike other banks, you can choose a range of services and pay a monthly fee, which entitles you to different transfer amounts. However, with the basic account, you can use two transfers per month for free.

Another option is to use the PIX service, which gives you unlimited payments to any bank, at any time, free of charge.

How do I make a TED or DOC transfer at Banco Original?

The bank transfer process through Banco Original is very simple. See the step-by-step guide below:

• Enter the Banco Original app.
• Go to “Transfer”.
• Choose the amount to transfer.
• Choose the bank to which you will make the transfer.
• Fill in all the details: account, branch, amount, bank code.
• Confirm the data and complete your transfer.

Done! You'll receive a confirmation message that the transfer was successful.

How much does a transfer cost at Banco Original?

As we mentioned earlier, please note that you have a limited number of free transfers available through the app.

With the basic package, you can make 2 monthly transfers (TED or DOC) at no cost.

If you exceed this amount, you pay R$ 6.90 per transaction.

It's worth remembering that transfers between accounts at the same bank (TEF) are unlimited. And you can use PIX to make transfers between other banks free of charge.

Banco Original also offers service packages, which include a larger number of free transfers, as well as other services, for a monthly fee.

Original Bank COMPE Code

The COMPE code is the code you use when transferring money from an account to Banco Original. If you need to do this, you must use the code. 212.

You may also need the ISPB, an 8-digit code that is unique to each bank.

See the codes below:

• Original Bank COMPE: 212.
• Original Bank ISPB: 92894922

Original Bank Swift Code

For international transactions, other codes are used. Therefore, it's important to know them before using them.

If you need to receive money into your account from another country, the code you'll need is the Swift code, or BIC code. This code represents the bank, region, branch, and account where the money will be sent.

In order for you to receive money from accounts outside the country, the Banco Original's Swift code is BORIBRSPXXX.

Original Bank Iban Code

If you want to send money through your Banco Original account to accounts outside the country, you need IBAN code. This code is unique for each account.

To get your Banco Original IBAN code, you must contact the bank via in-app chat or at a branch. Tell the manager that you need the code, and they will provide it to you.

Remembering that this code is unique and you have one exclusively for your account.

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