Send money to a Bancolombia account in Colombia with Ria

To send money from Chile to Bancolombia, start a transfer with Ria online, in the app, or at a Ria location in Chile, and select Bancolombia as your delivery method. Enter your recipient’s full name as it appears on their account and their Bancolombia account details. Choose how you want to pay, review the amount in Colombian pesos your recipient will receive, and confirm.

Your recipient’s full name as it appears on their account and their Bancolombia account number. For cash pickup, you only need their full name as it appears on their ID.

No. SWIFT codes and IBANs are used for traditional international bank wires, but Ria delivers your transfer directly to Bancolombia in Colombia, so you don’t need either one. You only need your recipient’s name and Bancolombia account details, which Ria asks for when you set up the transfer.

No. You don’t need to find a Bancolombia branch or ATM in Chile, and you don’t need a Bancolombia account yourself. You send the money with Ria from anywhere in Chile, online, in the app, or at a Ria location, and it arrives in your recipient’s Bancolombia account in Colombia.

Yes. Choose cash pickup and select Bancolombia. Your recipient brings a valid government-issued ID and the transfer PIN to collect the money.

In Chile, you can pay for transfers using Fintoc, Sencillito, or cash when sending money through the Ria app or website. At select in-person Ria locations, card payments may also be available depending on the store.

Each method is secure and processed through Ria’s encrypted system, ensuring your money reaches Colombia quickly and safely.

Regular transfers from a Chilean bank account, such as BancoEstado, move money between accounts in Chile. To get money into a Bancolombia account in Colombia, send it with Ria and pay with one of the payment methods available in Chile. Ria converts your Chilean pesos and delivers the money in Colombian pesos to your recipient’s Bancolombia account.

Costs depend on several factors, including the payment method, delivery method, transfer amount, and the CLP-to-COP exchange rate at the time of transfer. Bank transfers are usually the most cost-effective; card-funded transfers are faster but may include higher fees. Ria works with partners to keep fees low and offer competitive exchange rates.

Transfers to Bancolombia are paid out in Colombian pesos (COP), so Ria converts your Chilean pesos (CLP) at the exchange rate shown before you confirm. This is Ria’s rate for your transfer, which can differ from the rates Bancolombia publishes for its own customers. The calculator shows the rate, the fee, and the exact amount in Colombian pesos your recipient will receive before you pay.

Yes. Nequi is Bancolombia’s digital wallet, and Ria also sends money from Chile to Nequi. If your recipient uses Nequi, you can send to their Nequi wallet using the phone number linked to it. See Ria’s send money to Nequi page for details.