Banco Bogota
Banco Bogota is a leading financial institution in Colombia, offering a wide range of payment services including bank transfers, online payments, and credit/debit card solutions.
Banco Bogota is a leading financial institution in Colombia, offering a wide range of payment services including bank transfers, online payments, and credit/debit card solutions. As a PSP, Banco Bogota provides secure and efficient payment processing for individuals and businesses. With a strong presence in Colombia and Latin America, Banco Bogota enables businesses to handle payments seamlessly, making it an ideal choice for merchants seeking a secure payment platform with global transaction capabilities.
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Banco de Bogotá is Colombia's oldest commercial bank (founded 1870, headquartered in Bogotá, part of Grupo Aval, one of the country's "Big Four"). It is not a payment method in its own right, and no gateway sells it as one: Adyen's catalog, Airwallex's matrix, Antom's catalog and Stripe's support tables contain no Colombian local methods at all (Stripe's page has zero occurrences of "Colombia", "Bogotá" or "COP"), and Rapyd's Americas list names only Bancolombia.
It surfaces in gateway documentation in exactly two shapes, both as a bank identifier rather than a product. On the pay-in side, EBANX's PSE Avanza page returns "BANCO DE BOGOTA" with code 1001 from /ws/getBankList; the shopper picks it from a dropdown and the integrator passes that value as bank_code — so the method being integrated is PSE (ACH Colombia's bank-transfer rail) and Banco de Bogotá is one of its banks. dLocal does the same but publishes no list: its Colombia page exposes PSE as method code PC and says banks come from the Search payment methods API at runtime.
On the payout side both name it explicitly: EBANX's Colombia payout page lists it at code 1001, dLocal's bank-code table at 001 — the same bank under two code schemes (ACH/PSE vs Superfinanciera), a genuine integration trap. Country is Colombia and currency COP in every source.
Documentation is silent on refunds, partial refunds, recurring and chargebacks for the bank itself; dLocal states refunds only for PSE as a method. Unlike Bancolombia there is no documented standalone Banco de Bogotá button, and the bank's own site returns HTTP 403 to automated fetches.
Checked against Banco Bogota’s own documentation on 20 October 2026. Coverage changes; confirm anything you are about to build on.
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- EBANX — PSE (Colombia) · docs.ebanx.comUsed for Pay-in evidence: sample /ws/getBankList response contains "BANCO DE BOGOTA" with code 1001; country set to "co", currency_code COP; shopper selects the bank from a dropdown and the code is passed as bank_code — i.e. Banco de Bogotá is a participating bank inside PSE, not a standalone method. Also the basis for CO and COP.Checked 20 October 2026
- EBANX — Create a payout: Colombia · docs.ebanx.comUsed for Payout evidence: "Available Banks" table lists "Banco de Bogotá" with bank code 1001 as a bank-transfer payout destination; currency COP; supports the payouts/withdrawals feature.Checked 20 October 2026
- dLocal — Colombia payouts (v3) · docs.dlocal.comUsed for Second payout source: "Bank codes" table row "Banco de Bogotá | 001" (also in the bank account validations table); BANK_TRANSFER payout type, beneficiaries paid in COP. Basis for the differing code scheme (001 vs EBANX 1001).Checked 20 October 2026
- dLocal — Colombia payment methods · docs.dlocal.comUsed for Evidence that dLocal does NOT document Banco de Bogotá as a pay-in method: Colombia methods are Visa/Mastercard/Amex/Diners/Codensa, Efecty, PSE (PC), Bancolombia (BN), Nequi, Mercado Pago, Bre-B, Addi; all settle in COP; PSE banks are retrieved from the Search payment methods API rather than listed in docs; PSE supports refunds.Checked 20 October 2026
- EBANX — Colombia country overview · docs.ebanx.comUsed for Confirms the Colombian method set EBANX sells (Credit Card, Debit Card, PSE Avanza, Bre-B, Botón Bancolombia, Efecty, Nequi, Nequi Recurring) with COP as the only accepted currency — no standalone Banco de Bogotá product.Checked 20 October 2026
- Adyen — Payment methods catalog · docs.adyen.comUsed for Negative check across the whole catalog (read in two passes): no "Banco de Bogota"/"Bogotá", no PSE and no Colombian method at all.Checked 20 October 2026
- Airwallex — Payment methods matrix · airwallex.comUsed for Negative check: no CO shopper-location rows, no PSE, no Banco de Bogotá.Checked 20 October 2026
- Antom — Payment methods · docs.antom.comUsed for Negative check (read in two passes): Americas entries cover Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Peru and the US only; no Colombia, PSE or Banco de Bogotá.Checked 20 October 2026
- Stripe — Payment method support · docs.stripe.comUsed for Negative check: zero matches for Colombia, Bogotá, COP or PSE in the full page text.Checked 20 October 2026
- Rapyd — Americas payment method types · docs.rapyd.netUsed for Negative check: Colombia appears as a supported country but Bancolombia is the only Colombian bank method listed; no Banco de Bogotá.Checked 20 October 2026
- Banco de Bogotá — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.orgUsed for Identity only: founded 1870, oldest commercial bank in Colombia, headquartered in Bogotá, parent company Grupo Aval, one of Colombia's "Big Four" banks.Checked 20 October 2026
11 sources · last checked 21 October 2026 — each one says which claim it supports.
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