Colombian ACH

Step-by-step guide to adding a Colombian bank beneficiary on Devdraft, so you can send payouts via ACH Colombia bank transfer.

Colombian beneficiaries are paid via ACH Colombia bank transfer, using a bank code and bank account number plus the recipient’s national document ID.

Watch: How to Add a Colombian (ACH) Beneficiary on Devdraft | Colombia Transfers

What You Need Before You Start

Have the following ready before you begin:

Info	Notes
Owner type	Whether the beneficiary is an Individual or a Business
Beneficiary name	Name exactly as it appears on the bank account
Recipient relationship	Your relationship to this recipient (e.g. Vendor or supplier)
Document ID	The recipient’s national identification number
Document type	CC, CE, NIT, PASS, or PEP
Email	Optional — the recipient’s email address
Bank code	The 4-digit code identifying the recipient’s bank
Bank account	The recipient’s bank account number

Steps

1. Start Adding a Recipient

   From the Recipients tab, tap the + icon in the top-left corner.

2. Choose the Recipient Type

   The Add Recipient popup opens with four destination types: International bank, Stablecoin wallet, Zambia bank, and Zambia mobile money.

   Select International bank.

3. Choose the Country / Account Type

   A second Add Recipient screen lists the supported account types:

   • US Account — ACH & Wire, routing + account number
   • European (IBAN) — SEPA, IBAN + BIC
   • Mexican (CLABE) — 18-digit CLABE account number
   • Brazilian Account — PIX, PIX Safe & TED
   • Argentine Account — Transfers 3.0, CVU, CBU or alias
   • Colombian Account — ACH Colombia bank transfer
   • International SWIFT — Cross-border wire via SWIFT/BIC

   Select Colombian Account.

4. Owner Details (1/2)

   The Owner screen collects who the beneficiary is. Start by selecting Account Owner Type: Individual or Business. The fields below change depending on your selection.

   Individual

   Field	Required	Notes
   Account Owner Type	Yes	Select Individual
   Display name	Optional	Only visible to you — e.g. “Wise EUR account”
   Beneficiary name	Yes	Name exactly as it appears on the bank account
   Recipient Relationship	Yes	Your relationship to this recipient (e.g. Vendor or supplier)

   Business

   Field	Required	Notes
   Account Owner Type	Yes	Select Business
   Business Name	Yes	The registered business name
   Beneficiary name	Yes	Name exactly as it appears on the bank account
   Recipient Relationship	Yes	Your relationship to this recipient

   Unlike the US Account or European (IBAN) flows, there’s no Bank Name or Country field here — since Colombian beneficiaries are always based in Colombia and identified by a bank code and account number.

   Once all required fields are filled in, tap Continue to proceed to Bank Details.

5. Bank Details (2/2)

   The final screen collects the recipient’s identification and bank account, split into two sections:

   Beneficiary

   Field	Required	Notes
   Document ID	Optional	The recipient’s national identification number, e.g. 1234567890
   Document type	Yes	Select CC, CE, NIT, PASS, or PEP
   Email	Optional	The recipient’s email address

   Tapping Document type opens a picker with five options: CC — Cédula de Ciudadanía, CE — Cédula de Extranjería, NIT, PASS — Passport, and PEP.

   Account

   Field	Required	Notes
   Bank code	Yes	The 4-digit code identifying the recipient’s bank, e.g. 1007
   Bank account	Yes	The recipient’s bank account number

   Double-check the bank code and account number before submitting — an incorrect value is the most common reason a payout fails or is misdirected.

   Once every field is complete, tap Add Bank Beneficiary to save the recipient.

What Happens Next

Once saved, the beneficiary appears on the Recipients screen with a Bank label under their name, and is ready to receive a payout via ACH Colombia bank transfer.