Code of Banco Santander: find out which one it is!

When making bank transfers, one of the requested details is the bank code. To make a transfer via DOC or TED to Banco Santander, you must use bank code 033.

Therefore, when making a transfer via TED or DOC to this institution, you will need to use code 033 during the transaction.

Learn more about bank transfers at Santander. Stay tuned!

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

TED or DOC from Banco Santander

If you want to make a transfer via TED or DOC through Santander, see the rules:

To make transfers through Santander, you will incur fees for TED and DOC transfers depending on your account.

A free alternative is to use PIX, a method that is currently growing.

How do I make a TED transfer through Santander bank?

There are several ways to make a bank transfer through Santander. Check it out!

Over the internet

To make transfers at Banco Santander, follow these simple steps:

• Access the official Banco Santander website and log in to your account.
• In the menu located on the left of the page, click on the “Transfers and Payments” option.
• On the transfer screen, select the “New Transfer” option.
• Choose the type of transfer you want to make: to Santander accounts, accounts at other banks, or international accounts.
• Fill in the transfer details, including the beneficiary's name, account number, branch, and the amount to be transferred.
• Enter your security password and then click “Confirm”.
• The transfer will be processed and the beneficiary will receive the amount in their account.

Additionally, another option for making transfers is through the Banco Santander app.

Simply open the app, log in to your account, and follow the same steps mentioned above. This way, you can make your transfers conveniently and securely, whether through the website or the bank's app.

In person

At Banco Santander, you have two options for making transfers in person:

• At the cashier: Go to the service counter, provide the transfer details to the attendant and wait while they carry out the procedure for you.
• At ATMs: Access your account at the ATM, select the “Transfers” option, enter the necessary data and send the desired amount.

With these two options available, you can choose the one that best suits your preferences and needs when making transfers at Banco Santander in person.

How much does a transfer cost at Banco Santander?

If you want to make transfers through Santander, you'll have to pay fees. Here are the fees:

TED

• Current accounts: free for transfers between Santander accounts, R$$ 7.95 for transfers to other banks
• Savings accounts: free for transfers between Santander accounts, R$$ 14.00 for transfers to other banks
• Digital accounts: free for transfers between Santander accounts, R$14.00 for transfers to other banks

DOC

• Current accounts: free for transfers between Santander accounts, R$$ 14.00 for transfers to other banks
• Savings accounts: free for transfers between Santander accounts, R$$ 23.90 for transfers to other banks
• Digital accounts: free for transfers between Santander accounts, R$1,400 for transfers to other banks

Santander Bank COMPE Code

The COMPE code is used to make transfers to Santander via TED (Electronic Transfer Available) or DOC (Credit Order Document). Similarly, the ISPB (Brazilian Payment System Identifier) is a similar code that can also be requested to make these transfers.

Both the COMPE and ISPB codes are important identifiers that allow for the correct routing and processing of bank transfers, ensuring that the amounts are properly directed to the beneficiaries' accounts at Banco Santander.

By providing these codes correctly during transactions, transfers can be carried out securely and efficiently.

• COMPE Code: 033
• ISPB Code: 90400888

Santander Swift Bank Code or BIC

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

The SWIFT/BIC code is widely used to speed up transfers between international banks.

If you wish to receive funds from an account located outside of Brazil to your Banco Santander account, the corresponding SWIFT code is as follows:

• Santander Bank Swift Code: BSCHBRSPXXX

Santander bank 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 no two accounts share the same code.

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 the IBAN is essential in international financial transactions, as it facilitates the correct identification of the destination account, speeding up the transfer process and minimizing the risk of errors or failures in the transfer of funds. Therefore, the IBAN becomes a fundamental component in ensuring the accuracy and security of banking transactions globally.

Here are the steps to get the IBAN from Santander bank:

• Access Santander Internet Banking.
• Log in with your password and CPF.
• Click on the “Accounts” option.
• Select the bank account you want to get the IBAN for.
• On the bank account screen, you will see the IBAN in the “Bank details” section.

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