Banco de Antigua

Banco de Antigua is not a scheme or a wallet — it is one Guatemalan bank, Banco de Antigua, S.A., which two aggregators expose in two different roles. Rapyd documents it as a cash pay-in: payment method type `gt_antigua_cash`, display name "De Antigua Bank", category Cash, country Guatemala. The flow is the standard LatAm over-the-counter one — the shopper selects it at checkout, receives a textual paycode, takes it to a local payment point and pays a cashier, and the merchant is then notified. Rapyd quotes 2–3 days to settlement and states no transaction limits, but also states explicitly that the method supports no refunds/reversals, no recurring and no disputes/chargebacks: normal for cash, and decisive if you sell anything returnable. Rapyd leaves "Presentment Currency" as N/A, so it does not state a currency. dLocal supplies the other half: Banco de Antigua, S.A. is bank code 141 for `beneficiary.bank_account.code` in Guatemala, with payouts denominated in GTQ (USD possible on USD accounts via `currency_to_pay`). Documentation is silent elsewhere: dLocal's Guatemala pay-in page does not list it (its local methods there are PayCash and SoyFRI), EBANX's Guatemala overview documents only cards and stablecoins, and Adyen, Airwallex, Antom, Stripe, Checkout.com and Mollie do not mention Guatemala or this bank anywhere in their method catalogues or /llms.txt indexes. Practically: single country, single bank, reachable only through an aggregator.

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