What is the Nubank code for transfers? Check it out!

If you're making a transfer to Nubank, whether via DOC or TED, you'll be asked to enter the bank code. Because of this, we'll provide you with the necessary information to make this type of transfer.

In this case, the Nubank code is 260. Remember that whenever you make a transaction to this bank, you must use this code.

Follow the article for more information about transfers and the Nubank codes.

What code do you want to know?

• Transfer Code [COMPE]
• Nubank Swift Code or BIC
• IBAN code
• How to find out the branch and/or account number

DOC or TED: how does it work at Nubank?

DOC and TED are two bank transfer transactions you can make to your account. Therefore, it's important to understand the difference between them and how each transaction works:

In addition to these two options, you have the option of using PIX, which is free and unlimited for use in your Nubank account.

How do I make a TED or DOC transfer with Nubank?

It's very simple to make a transfer via DOC or TED using Nubank. Check it out!

• Enter the Nubank app.
• Choose the “Transfers” option.
• Choose the transfer type: DOC or TED.
• Fill in the details of the account to receive the money. Don't forget the bank code.
• Choose where your money will come from;
• Fill in the amount, confirm the data and send the transfer.

How much does a transfer cost at Nubank?

One of the great advantages of Nubank's digital bank is that you're entitled to unlimited, free transfers via TED or DOC! This benefit is guaranteed to all bank customers.

Therefore, if you need to use digital banking to make transfers from your account, you can use it without any problems and you can be sure that the transaction will not be charged.

Nubank COMPE Code

To make a transfer via DOC or TED for Nubank, you must use the code 260 as the bank code. This number identifies the digital bank and allows you to send money to it.

This code is COMPE, used exclusively for this type of transfer.

Nubank Swift Code or BIC: what is it and what is it for?

If you need to make international transfers to Nubank, you will come across the information that you need a Swift code or BIC code. This information allows you to make the transfer directly to the account in question.

To know all the banks' swift codes, click here and see the codes.

It's important to note that Nubank doesn't have a Swift code or BIC code. This means you can't make a transfer from abroad directly to your Nubank account, as the bank restricts this type of transfer.

However, if you need to receive money from abroad into your Nubank account, there is a possibility: using the Remessa Online service, which has a partnership with the bank to receive money coming from outside the country.

To do this, you must:

• Access the Nubank app.
• Go to “International Transfer”.
• Choose “Receive money”.
• Follow the steps on the screen to get your money into your account.

Nubank IBAN code

If you need to send money abroad, i.e., make an international transfer from your Nubank account, you'll need the IBAN code. This code is used specifically to send money and consists of 29 digits.

However, just as the bank doesn't have a Swift/BIC code, it also doesn't have an IBAN code. This means that to send money abroad through Nubank, you'll need to use an intermediary.

In this case, Remessa Online also gives you the option to send money abroad through its partnership with Nubank. Here's how:

• Access the Nubank app.
• Go to “International Transfer”.
• Choose “Send Money”.
• Follow the steps on the screen to get your money into your account.

That's it. Now your money will be sent abroad more easily.

Nubank: how do I find my branch and account number?

A common question is about your Nubank branch and account number. So, here's the simplest way to find it.

For branches, it's simple, as all customers have the same Nubank branch number: 0001.

To view your account number, you must:

• Enter the Nubank app.
• Tap on the profile (circle in the top left corner with your photo or an image representing a person.
• That's it! At the top of the screen, you'll see the account number, as well as the branch number and bank name.

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