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Bank Number Details of BCO BANESTES S.A.
The Bank Number of Bco Banestes S.a. , is 021
| Bank Name | BCO BANESTES S.A. |
| Bank Number (Número Código) | 021 (Used in Brazil for electronic fund transfers such as DOC and TED payments for domestic fund transfers.) |
| ISPB Code | 28127603 (Used to transfer large sums of money, such as TED payments.) |
| Extended Bank Name | BANESTES S.A. BANCO DO ESTADO DO ESPÍRITO SANTO |
| Document | 28.127.603/0001-78 |
| Network | BANCO MÚLTIPLO |
| Type | DRCT |
| Pixtype (Instant Payments System) | (All SPB transactions, such as TEDS, DOCS, PIX, Bills, and so on, take place on the National Financial System Network.) |
| SWIFT Code | |
| Website | HTTPS://WWW.BANESTES.COM.BR |
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General Information:
The Bco Banestes S.a. is Located in
Brazil.
The Bank Number or numero do banco or código do banco of
Bco Banestes S.a. is :
021
The ISPB Code of Bco Banestes S.a. is
:
28127603
Bank Operational Hours:
Bank Working Hours: Monday - Friday (10 A.M - 4 P.M) (Generic Timings*) (some banks
offer extended hours and some are open on Saturday mornings.)
(Expect saturday, sunday & public holidays)
(* Please keep in mind that bank hours differ from branch to branch.)
Lunch is typically served between 1.30 p.m. and 3 p.m. (May vary from branch to branch).
However, bank employees ate their lunch in batches to avoid disrupting business, and you can visit the bank at any time during lunch.
FAQ
The Bank Number or Número Código of Bco Banestes S.a. is: 021
The Bco Banestes S.a. ISPB is 28127603
The PIX Type of Bco Banestes S.a. is RSFN
Brazil Bank Number / Numero do Banco / Código de Compensação do Banco & ISPB Code
What is the Bank Number in Brazil or Código COMPE?
Brazil bank numbers are three-digit codes that identify the bank where an account is held.
Applications of Brazil Bank Code
The Brazil bank code can be used for the following purposes:
- These codes are used when transferring a TED or DOC payment from one Brazilian bank to another.
- These codes are used when transferring money from abroad to Brazil.
- The sending bank or payment processing service will use the Brazilian bank number to route the payment to the appropriate institution.
What exactly is an ISPB Code in Brazil?
ISPB is an acronym that stands for Identificador do Sistema de Pagamento Brasileiro, which is the Brazilian Payment System Identifier. ISPB codes are eight digits long and, like the código do banco, aid in directing payments to the correct bank.
Applications of ISPB Code
ISPB codes are not always required when sending money to Brazil because the three-digit bank code is more commonly used. When arranging a payment, you may be given the option of entering either the bank code or the ISPB.
