Code of Banco Pan: complete list with all codes

If you're a Banco Pan customer and want to make a transfer via DOC or TED, you'll need to enter the corresponding bank code. This is necessary to ensure the institution's correct identification and provide greater security during the transaction.

In the specific case of Banco Pan, the bank code to be used is 623. It is important to note that Banco Pan uses this number as its unique identification code.

Therefore, when making a transfer via TED or DOC to Banco Pan, make sure to enter the code 623.

Follow this article for more information about transfers at Banco Pan.

• Transfer code (TED/DOC)
• Swift or Bic Code
• IBAN code

TED or DOC from Banco Pan: how does it work?

When making a bank transfer, you can use TED or DOC. While very similar, each type of transfer has its own rules. Learn how each one works at Banco Pan below:

Please note that Banco Pan offers transfers via TED. However, the DOC transfer service is not available to its customers.

An alternative to DOC is the transfer via PIX, which you can make unlimited amounts of.

How do I make a TED transfer through PAN bank?

Making a TED money transfer through Banco Pan is a quick and simple process. The entire process can be completed directly in the bank's app in just a few minutes. Here's a step-by-step guide to quickly complete your transfer:

• Access the Banco Pan app.
• Select the “Transfers” option.
• Fill in the destination account details, such as branch and account number. It's important to have the Banco Pan code handy, which is required for this step.
• Enter the transfer amount, check the completed data and confirm the transaction.
• Done! Your TED transfer will be completed quickly and conveniently.

Also remember that you can use the “PIX” function to make instant, free transfers between banks.

It is worth remembering once again that the bank does not offer transfers via DOC.

How much does a transfer cost at Banco Pan?

Banco Pan offers transfer packages. As a customer, you're entitled to up to 30 free TED transfers per month from your account.

If you need to do more than this amount, you must pay a fee to be able to carry out the procedure.

The fee for transfers via TED through Banco Pan is:

• R$ 2.00 per transfer if it is by cash.
• R$ 15.00 per transfer if via check or credit card.

For transfers to the same bank, no fee is charged.

COMPE code of Pan bank

To receive money into your Banco Pan account from another bank, you must use the COMPE 623 code, which is Banco Pan's specific bank clearing code. This code was specifically designed for this purpose.

In addition to the COMPE code, there is also the ISPB (Brazilian Payment System Identifier) code, which consists of 8 digits. However, the ISPB code is rarely used. If you ever need to provide this code, it's important to be aware of it.

Summary of codes required for banking transactions at Banco Pan:

• COMPE Code: 623
• ISPB Code: 59285411

Ensuring the correct use of these codes will facilitate and speed up the process of receiving money into your Banco Pan account.

Pan Swift Bank Code or BIC

To receive funds from a foreign account into your Banco Pan 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 facilitate transfers between international banks. Its structure consists of:

• Part AAAA: Bank code, composed of letters only.
• Part BB: Code that identifies the country, such as “BR” for Brazil.
• Part CC: Combination of letters or numbers that indicate location, such as city or state.
• Area Code Part: A combination of letters or numbers representing the bank's branch, using 3 digits. "XXX" is used to indicate the bank's head office.

This four-part structure ensures correct identification of the banking institution when making international transfers, allowing funds to be properly directed to your Banco Pan account.

Please ensure you have the correct SWIFT/BIC code when receiving funds from a foreign account to ensure a safe and efficient transaction.

Want to receive funds from an account outside Brazil? Check out Banco Pan's Swift code:

• Banco Pan Swift Code: BPNMBRSPXXX

Pan Bank IBAN code

The IBAN code serves as an individual identification for each bank account. No two accounts have the same set of IBAN digits, as it is unique to each account.

The acronym IBAN stands for International Bank Account Number. This number consists of 29 digits, a sequence specific to each bank account.

The IBAN code is used to facilitate international transfers, as it provides accurate information about the bank, country, branch, and destination account. It ensures that funds are correctly directed to the desired account, eliminating identification errors.

To get your Banco Inter IBAN code, contact your bank via the app (chat) or by phone, providing your details. This will give you the code you need to complete the transaction.

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