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Are you sure Argentina isn't part of SWIFT? That's insane if true. A quick google search suggests otherwise: https://www.theswiftcodes.com/argentina/ https:/

Are you sure Argentina isn't part of SWIFT? That's insane if true. A quick google search suggests otherwise: https://www.theswiftcodes.com/argentina/ https://www.theswiftcodes.com/argentina/

ericol 8y ago
OK, right. You are totally right, I under explained. Even thought _theoretically_ Argentina is part of SWIFT, it's not being activelly used. I.e., bank accounts do not get assigned a number in the SWIFT system, thus making it impossible to receive an international transfers. The banks where I checked where #52, #55 and #77 All in all, I received the same information in all 3, even thought they all have a SWIFT code assigned (So that probably mean they don't even have a registered account for the bank). Here's a page from a rather large bank, where the process is exposed: http://comex.bancogalicia.com/optimice-su-operatoria/bancos-corresponsales.aspx http://comex.bancogalicia.com/optimice-su-operatoria/bancos-... It's in spanish, but if you click in either "Dólares" or "Euros" you get some bank icons below (3 in "dólares", 2 in "euros") with the details of the bank accounts where you could send the money. For any other currency, you have to call to get the instructions. Can't get any more clearer.
ericol 8y ago
Here are 2 other documents form another bank. These are pdf documents, the 2nd page of each document is in english: Deposit in euros [1] Deposit in dollars [2] [1] https://www.santanderrio.com.ar/banco/wcm/connect/d475bed5-996e-41fc-9de6-e5f03d69cb8b/ACREDITACION_DE_EUROS-BANCO_SANTANDER_ESPANA.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CVID=mbZr1kV&CVID=mbZr1kV&ContentCache=NONE https://www.santanderrio.com.ar/banco/wcm/connect/d475bed5-9... [2] https://www.santanderrio.com.ar/banco/wcm/connect/08c65dcd-d8da-45ab-8715-d9bb2933da5f/ACREDITACION+EN+USD++en+WELLSFARGO+BANK+09.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CVID=mb-gy5k&CVID=mb-gy5k&ContentCache=NONE https://www.santanderrio.com.ar/banco/wcm/connect/08c65dcd-d...

Are you sure Argentina isn't part of SWIFT? That's insane if true. A quick google search suggests otherwise: https://www.theswiftcodes.com/argentina/ https://www.theswiftcodes.com/argentina/

ericol 8y ago

OK, right. You are totally right, I under explained. Even thought _theoretically_ Argentina is part of SWIFT, it's not being activelly used. I.e., bank accounts do not get assigned a number in the SWIFT system, thus making it impossible to receive an international transfers. The banks where I checked where #52, #55 and #77 All in all, I received the same information in all 3, even thought they all have a SWIFT code assigned (So that probably mean they don't even have a registered account for the bank). Here's a page from a rather large bank, where the process is exposed: http://comex.bancogalicia.com/optimice-su-operatoria/bancos-corresponsales.aspx http://comex.bancogalicia.com/optimice-su-operatoria/bancos-... It's in spanish, but if you click in either "Dólares" or "Euros" you get some bank icons below (3 in "dólares", 2 in "euros") with the details of the bank accounts where you could send the money. For any other currency, you have to call to get the instructions. Can't get any more clearer.

ericol 8y ago

Here are 2 other documents form another bank. These are pdf documents, the 2nd page of each document is in english: Deposit in euros [1] Deposit in dollars [2] [1] https://www.santanderrio.com.ar/banco/wcm/connect/d475bed5-996e-41fc-9de6-e5f03d69cb8b/ACREDITACION_DE_EUROS-BANCO_SANTANDER_ESPANA.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CVID=mbZr1kV&CVID=mbZr1kV&ContentCache=NONE https://www.santanderrio.com.ar/banco/wcm/connect/d475bed5-9... [2] https://www.santanderrio.com.ar/banco/wcm/connect/08c65dcd-d8da-45ab-8715-d9bb2933da5f/ACREDITACION+EN+USD++en+WELLSFARGO+BANK+09.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CVID=mb-gy5k&CVID=mb-gy5k&ContentCache=NONE https://www.santanderrio.com.ar/banco/wcm/connect/08c65dcd-d...