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Banco Pichincha Colombia
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Banco Pichincha S.A.
Company typeenum
Private
Founded yearint
2011
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Banco Pichincha Colombia, legally Banco Pichincha S.A., is a regulated Colombian commercial bank and operating subsidiary of Grupo Financiero Pichincha, Ecuador's largest financial group with presence in 7 countries. It serves two primary segments, retail Personas (salaried employees, pensioners, individual consumers) and Empresas (SMEs through large corporates), offering savings accounts (Cuenta de Ahorros, Cuenta Corriente, Cuenta Rendipropósito), term deposits (CDT and CDT Desmaterializado registered through DECEVAL), credit products (Crédito de Libranza, Crédito de Libre Inversión, Crédito Cartera Ordinaria, Crédito de Tesorería, Crédito Educativo), insurance attachments (Seguro Vida Deudor, Seguro Autos Deudor, voluntary insurance via Axa Colpatria), and treasury services. The bank is in the midst of an aggressive digital and operational transformation under its Pibank brand, launched November 2022 with a digital remunerated savings account and expanded in March 2023 with CDT Pibank, targeting digital-first customers via www.pibank.co with no physical card and competitive yields.

The revenue model rests primarily on net interest income from the credit portfolio and deposits, with ancillary fee income from account management, credit card interchange (now suspended), merchant acquiring (discontinued December 2024), and insurance distribution commissions. Distribution is hybrid: a nationwide branch network being converted into Centros de Negocios (Business Centers) effective January 2026 with no cash handling, supplemented by website, mobile application, call centers (601) 6501000 / 01 8000 919918), PSE electronic payment integration, ACH, payment partnerships with Davivienda/Daviplata/Nequi, and collections through multiple agencies (C&C Services SAS, AECSA SAS, Interdinco, RECSA, PUNTUALMENTE). Pricing on regulated products is published in Tasas y Tarifas, with certain exemptions including GMF relief for single deposit accounts under Article 879 of the Tax Statute; deposit protection of COP 50,000,000 per depositor per entity is provided by Fogafín.

The bank's core technology stack comprises digital banking (web and mobile), biometric validation, electronic CDT issuance via DECEVAL, and PSE/ACH payment processing, with the Pibank brand positioned as a fully digital self-service channel. The financial institution has stated it is undergoing a strategic transformation spanning roughly three years, having acknowledged historical losses from a prior model misaligned with current market dynamics, and is rationalizing legacy products (credit cards disabled October 2024, debit cards cancelled January 2025, Rendipropósito accounts cancelling October 2025, cash handling ceased January 2026) to refocus on digital direct banking through Pibank and advisory-led business banking through Centros de Negocios.

Short descriptiontext

Banco Pichincha Colombia is a regulated commercial banking subsidiary of Ecuador's Grupo Financiero Pichincha, serving retail (Personas) and business (Empresas) customers in Colombia with deposits, CDTs, credit products, and insurance, while undergoing a digital transformation through its Pibank direct banking brand and conversion of branches to Business Centers.

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Operating
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Headcount rangeband
1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersBogotá, Colombia
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Bogotá
HQ countrystring
Colombia
HQ regionstring
Latin America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices2 records

Each record includes

City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
retail banking services, deposit products, commercial lending, digital banking, corporate credit
Industry2 codes
1SME Deposits & Business Accounts (Operating, Savings, CDs)
CodeFSABABACPrimaryYes
2Mass-Market Consumer Deposit Banking (Checking/Savings)
CodeFSABAAAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Depository Credit Intermediation5221
  • Commercial Banking52211
SIC code1 code
  • National Commercial Banks6021
Product category
Retail Banking
GTM motion2 records

Each record includes

Type, Description, Source

Revenue model6 records
1Interest Income from Credit Products
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

The bank earns interest revenue from various credit products including Crédito de Libranza (payroll deduction loans), Crédito de Libre Inversión, Crédito de Cartera Ordinaria (business loans), and credit cards. Interest rates vary by product type, loan term, and customer profile.

bancopichincha.com.co
2Deposit Account Fees and Commissions
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Revenue from account management fees, transaction commissions on savings and checking accounts, with fee exemptions for certain services and accounts under regulatory guidelines.

bancopichincha.com.co
3Credit Card Transaction Interchange
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Revenue generated from credit card transactions including interchange fees, though the bank has suspended new credit card issuances and renewals as of October 2024 as part of its digital transformation strategy.

bancopichincha.com.co
4Insurance Product Distribution
TypeAffiliate Referral
Description

The bank offers and earns commissions from insurance products including Seguro Vida Deudor (credit life insurance) and Seguro Autos Deudor, through partnerships with Axa Colpatria and other insurers.

bancopichincha.com.co
5Acquiring Services (Point of Sale)
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Revenue from merchant acquiring services allowing businesses to accept credit and debit card payments, with funds deposited to corporate accounts. Note: This service was discontinued in December 2024 as part of transformation strategy.

bancopichincha.com.co
6Investment Products (CDT)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Term deposit products (CDT Desmaterializado and CDT Físico) where the bank collects deposits and pays interest, using funds for lending operations.

bancopichincha.com.co
Marketing channels5 records

Each record includes

Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels6 records

Each record includes

Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others
Pricing details5 tiers
1CDT Desmaterializado - Term deposits with electronic registration
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Minimum investment of COP 500,000. Terms from 60 days to maximum defined by bank. Fixed interest rate pre-established based on agreed term. Auto-renewal unless cancellation requested 24 hours before maturity.

bancopichincha.com.co
2Savings Account - Deposit accounts with interest earnings
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Variable interest rates based on average balance. No maintenance fees following debit card cancellation (January 2025). GMF exemption available for one deposit account.

bancopichincha.com.co
3Crédito de Libranza - Payroll deduction loans
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Interest rates agreed at loan origination. Fixed monthly payments through salary/pension deduction. Loan amount and terms vary by employer partnership and credit profile.

bancopichincha.com.co
4Crédito de Libre Inversión - Personal loans
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Fixed interest rate in pesos charged monthly. Rate varies by term, amount, and whether originated with or without portfolio purchase. Same monthly payment throughout loan term.

bancopichincha.com.co
5Collection fees based on days past due
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Collection charges begin at 16 days past due. Fee schedule varies by delinquency stage: administrative (1-30 days), pre-legal (30+ days), and judicial (legal action). Fees charged to customer's obligation.

bancopichincha.com.co
GTM typeB2B and B2C
B2B and B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

Banco Pichincha Colombia is a commercial bank offering deposit products (CDT term deposits, savings and checking accounts), credit products (payroll deduction loans, personal loans, business credit, treasury credit, educational credit), insurance products (credit life, vehicle debtor, voluntary insurance), and transactional services through digital channels (web banking, mobile app) and the Pibank digital-only sub-brand. The bank also provides corporate banking services including ordinary portfolio credit, bank guarantees, foreign trade services, and virtual banking for businesses.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 value
  • Deposit protection up to COP 50 million per depositor per entity through Fogafín insurance
Product overview1 text field

Banco Pichincha Colombia operates as a traditional bank undergoing digital transformation, offering a portfolio of banking products and services under both the Banco Pichincha brand and its digital sub-brand Pibank. The core offerings include deposit products (CDT Desmaterializado, Cuenta de Ahorros, Cuenta Corriente, Cuenta Rendipropósito), credit products (Crédito de Libranza, Crédito de Tesorería, Crédito Cartera Ordinaria, Crédito Educativo, Crédito de Libre Inversión), insurance products (Seguro Vida Deudor, Seguro Autos Deudor, Seguros Voluntarios), and virtual banking services (Banca Virtual/Portal Transaccional). The Pibank digital brand provides fully digital account and CDT management. The bank is transitioning from traditional branch-based operations to Business Centers (Centros de Negocios) and digital channels, with products like credit cards and merchant acquiring being discontinued. The company is part of the Pichincha Financial Group, the largest in Ecuador with operations across 7 countries.

Product and service16 records
1CDT Desmaterializado
CategoryDeposit Products
Description

Dematerialized Certificate of Deposit issued and managed electronically through DECEVAL (central securities depository), eliminating physical document handling. Available for individual customers with terms from 60 days, minimum investment of COP 500,000, fixed interest rate based on agreed term.

2Crédito de Libranza
CategoryCredit Products
Description

Payroll deduction loan for salaried employees and pensioners with automatic monthly payments deducted from salary or pension. Interest rates agreed at loan origination; loan amount and terms vary by employer partnership and credit profile.

3Cuenta de Ahorros
CategoryDeposit Products
Description

Savings account offering interest earnings based on average balance, with digital account opening available through Pibank. Variable interest rates and GMF (4x1000 tax) exemption available for one deposit account per customer.

4Cuenta Corriente
CategoryDeposit Products
Description

Current account for transactional money management with checkbook as primary transacting medium, designed for business and individual customers requiring frequent transaction access.

5Pibank
CategoryDigital Banking
Description

Digital-only direct banking brand offering 100% digital savings account and CDT management with competitive yields, no physical card, fully self-service digital experience targeting tech-savvy customers who prefer fully digital banking.

6Banca Virtual / Portal Transaccional
CategoryDigital Banking
Description

Online and mobile banking platform for individual and corporate customers providing account management, transactions, transfers, credit card and personal loan payments via PSE, CDT management, and loan applications. Transaction limits of COP 20,000,000 daily for web and app channels.

7Crédito Cartera Ordinaria
CategoryCredit Products
Description

Ordinary portfolio business financing for capital investment, asset acquisition (CAPEX), infrastructure, and expansion projects backed by company cash flow. Targeted at SMEs and corporate customers.

8Crédito de Tesorería
CategoryCredit Products
Description

Treasury credit for businesses to manage short-term liquidity needs, supporting working capital and operational cash flow requirements.

9Garantías Bancarias Emitidas
CategoryCredit Products
Description

Bank guarantees issued for business customers, providing contractual assurance to third parties on behalf of corporate clients for tenders, performance, and other obligations.

10CDT Empresarial
CategoryDeposit Products
Description

Corporate Certificate of Deposit Term product for business investment and corporate treasury management, providing fixed-income deposit placement for companies.

11Comercio Exterior
CategoryCorporate Banking Services
Description

Foreign trade services including currency exchange and international transactions for business customers engaged in import/export activities.

12Crédito Educativo
CategoryCredit Products
Description

Educational credit for financing educational expenses, supporting students and families in funding higher education and training costs.

13Crédito de Libre Inversión
CategoryCredit Products
Description

Free investment personal credit with fixed interest rate in pesos charged monthly, with same monthly payment throughout loan term. Rate varies by term, amount, and origination channel.

14Seguro Vida Deudor
CategoryInsurance Products
Description

Life insurance that covers outstanding debt in case of death or permanent disability of the borrower, offered to credit customers.

15Seguro Autos Deudor
CategoryInsurance Products
Description

Vehicle insurance that protects the vehicle, driver, and passengers with legal and material coverages in case of incidents, offered through partnership with Axa Colpatria Seguros and other insurance providers.

16Seguros Voluntarios
CategoryInsurance Products
Description

Voluntary insurance products offered to bank customers through partnerships with insurance providers, complementing mandatory credit-related insurance coverage.

Scale indicator4 records

Each record includes

Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership12 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Pibank is Banco Pichincha's digital-only banking brand launched as part of the bank's transformation strategy. Pibank offers digital savings accounts and CDT products with competitive rates, targeting tech-savvy customers who prefer fully digital banking without physical cards. Launched in November 2022 with savings account and March 2023 with CDT digital products.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

DECEVAL is the centralized securities depository in Colombia that custodians and facilitates movement of CDT Desmaterializado (electronic term deposits). All electronic CDTs issued by Banco Pichincha are registered through DECEVAL, providing secure digital record-keeping for investments.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Payment partner through which Banco Pichincha customers can make loan payments at Davivienda offices, collection centers, and correspondents. Particularly used for vehicle collateral release (levantamiento de prenda) procedures and other credit payments.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Colombian Banking Association through which Banco Pichincha participates in industry-wide financial education initiatives. The bank references Asobancaria's inclusive financial education content with sign language interpretation for accessibility.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Insurance provider partnership for Seguro Autos Deudor (vehicle debtor insurance) offered to vehicle loan customers. Bank also accepts other insurance providers meeting acceptance criteria for vehicle and life insurance coverage.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Governmental deposit insurance entity that safeguards Colombian depositors against institution liquidation. All Banco Pichincha deposits including savings, checking, and CDT products are protected up to COP 50,000,000 per depositor per entity.

Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner
Description

Debt collection and normalization agency partner for managing delinquent accounts. Provides specialized collection services including phone, WhatsApp, and email contact. Part of bank's multi-agency collection partner network.

Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner
Description

Collection and normalization agency partner for debt recovery and customer restructuring services. Located at Avenida Américas N° 46-41 Bogotá. Provides commercial and legal collection services.

9Interdinco
Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner
Description

Collection agency partner for debt recovery services. Part of bank's external collection network assisting with customer normalization and payment arrangement processes.

bancopichincha.com.co
Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner
Description

Collection services partner providing debt recovery and normalization support. Available through phone and WhatsApp for customer contact and payment facilitation.

Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner
Description

Collection agency partner offering debt recovery and payment arrangement services to help customers normalize their obligations with Banco Pichincha.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Colombian financial regulator that supervises and controls Banco Pichincha's operations. The bank references compliance with regulatory requirements including Circular Externa 026 of 2017 for credit modifications and Law 2300 of 2023 for collection practices.

Recent move13 records

Each record includes

Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight5 records

Each record includes

Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Digital wallet subsidiary of Davivienda providing mobile payments and savings. Comparable as a digital deposit and payment alternative competing with Pibank for digitally-savvy Colombian retail customers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major Colombian commercial bank (subsidiary of BBVA Group) offering savings, deposits, payroll loans, business credit, and digital channels. Comparable as a multinational-bank-owned competitor targeting the same retail and SME segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of Colombia's oldest and largest commercial banks (part of Grupo Aval), offering comprehensive retail and corporate banking including CDTs, payroll loans, and commercial credit. Directly comparable as a full-service Colombian deposit-taking institution.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Digital wallet and neobank from Bancolombia offering savings, payments, and credit via mobile. Comparable as a digital-first competitor to Pibank targeting Colombian retail consumers, though operated inside a larger incumbent.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Parent group flagship bank in Ecuador and the largest bank in that market, operating the same Grupo Financiero Pichincha platform across multiple countries. Comparable as the parent entity of the Colombian operation and benchmark for the broader group's product and technology stack.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Colombia's largest bank offering the full retail, commercial, and digital banking stack (including Nequi). Directly comparable as a full-service Colombian commercial bank with deposit, lending, and payment products targeting both Personas and Empresas segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major Colombian bank offering retail deposits, commercial lending, mortgages, and digital banking via Daviplata. Directly comparable across consumer and business banking; notably also a payment correspondent partner of Banco Pichincha.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Colombian commercial bank (part of Grupo Aval) focused on corporate and treasury banking, trade finance, and selective retail. Comparable in business banking credit, treasury services, and CDT offerings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Colombian commercial bank (Grupo Aval) with strong retail and microcredit franchise. Comparable as a deposit-taking institution serving retail and SME segments with payroll-deduction loans and savings products.

TypeRegional player
Description

Colombian state-linked commercial bank with broad rural and agricultural footprint, deposit products, and lending. Comparable as a Colombian deposit-taking institution with a branch-led model, though with a different geographic and segment focus.

Market position
Strengths5 records

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Headline, Details, Source

Weaknesses5 records

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Headline, Details, Source

Competitive moat4 records

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Type, Details

Key risks5 records

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Headline, Details, Source

Key highlights7 records

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Headline, Details, Source

Customer concentration

Classification, Details

Segment3 records

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Title, Type, Primary, Description, Pain point addressed, Use case, Source

Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

Technology focused
No
API detail
Has APIbool
No

Docs URL, Description

Integration8 records

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Title, Type, Description, Source

AI maturity
App detail

Has app

Feature4 records

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Title, Differentiator, Description, Source

Core technology
Revenue estimate
Valuation estimate
Number of profiles
No data
Compliance3 records

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Name, Class, Description

Funding overview

Funding stage, Last funding date, Total funding USD

Funding rounds1 record

Each record includes

Round, Amount USD, Date, Pre money valuation, Total investors, Investors, News

Investors2 records

Each record includes

Name, Type, Date of entry, Rounds participated, Website

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Each record includes

Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

Investment

Each record includes

Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Banco Pichincha Colombia

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Banco Pichincha Colombia is a regulated commercial banking subsidiary of Ecuador's Grupo Financiero Pichincha, serving retail (Personas) and business (Empresas) customers in Colombia with deposits, CDTs, credit products, and insurance, while undergoing a digital transformation through its Pibank direct banking brand and conversion of branches to Business Centers.

What Banco Pichincha Colombia does

Banco Pichincha Colombia, legally Banco Pichincha S.A., is a regulated Colombian commercial bank and operating subsidiary of Grupo Financiero Pichincha, Ecuador's largest financial group with presence in 7 countries. It serves two primary segments, retail Personas (salaried employees, pensioners, individual consumers) and Empresas (SMEs through large corporates), offering savings accounts (Cuenta de Ahorros, Cuenta Corriente, Cuenta Rendipropósito), term deposits (CDT and CDT Desmaterializado registered through DECEVAL), credit products (Crédito de Libranza, Crédito de Libre Inversión, Crédito Cartera Ordinaria, Crédito de Tesorería, Crédito Educativo), insurance attachments (Seguro Vida Deudor, Seguro Autos Deudor, voluntary insurance via Axa Colpatria), and treasury services. The bank is in the midst of an aggressive digital and operational transformation under its Pibank brand, launched November 2022 with a digital remunerated savings account and expanded in March 2023 with CDT Pibank, targeting digital-first customers via www.pibank.co with no physical card and competitive yields.

The revenue model rests primarily on net interest income from the credit portfolio and deposits, with ancillary fee income from account management, credit card interchange (now suspended), merchant acquiring (discontinued December 2024), and insurance distribution commissions. Distribution is hybrid: a nationwide branch network being converted into Centros de Negocios (Business Centers) effective January 2026 with no cash handling, supplemented by website, mobile application, call centers (601) 6501000 / 01 8000 919918), PSE electronic payment integration, ACH, payment partnerships with Davivienda/Daviplata/Nequi, and collections through multiple agencies (C&C Services SAS, AECSA SAS, Interdinco, RECSA, PUNTUALMENTE). Pricing on regulated products is published in Tasas y Tarifas, with certain exemptions including GMF relief for single deposit accounts under Article 879 of the Tax Statute; deposit protection of COP 50,000,000 per depositor per entity is provided by Fogafín.

The bank's core technology stack comprises digital banking (web and mobile), biometric validation, electronic CDT issuance via DECEVAL, and PSE/ACH payment processing, with the Pibank brand positioned as a fully digital self-service channel. The financial institution has stated it is undergoing a strategic transformation spanning roughly three years, having acknowledged historical losses from a prior model misaligned with current market dynamics, and is rationalizing legacy products (credit cards disabled October 2024, debit cards cancelled January 2025, Rendipropósito accounts cancelling October 2025, cash handling ceased January 2026) to refocus on digital direct banking through Pibank and advisory-led business banking through Centros de Negocios.

Banco Pichincha Colombia firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Banco Pichincha Colombia
Legal name
Banco Pichincha S.A.
Website
https://bancopichincha.com.co
Company type
Private
Founded year
2011
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Banco Pichincha Colombia is a regulated commercial banking subsidiary of Ecuador's Grupo Financiero Pichincha, serving retail (Personas) and business (Empresas) customers in Colombia with deposits, CDTs, credit products, and insurance, while undergoing a digital transformation through its Pibank direct banking brand and conversion of branches to Business Centers.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Banco Pichincha Colombia industry classification

Industry
Product category
Retail Banking
NAICS
Depository Credit Intermediation (5221), Commercial Banking (52211)
SIC
National Commercial Banks (6021)
akta.pro primary industry
SME Deposits & Business Accounts (Operating, Savings, CDs) (FSABABAC)
akta.pro secondary industry
Mass-Market Consumer Deposit Banking (Checking/Savings) (FSABAAAA)

Keywords

  • Retail banking services
  • Deposit products
  • Commercial lending
  • Digital banking
  • Corporate credit

Where Banco Pichincha Colombia is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bogotá
HQ country
Colombia
HQ region
Latin America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Banco Pichincha Colombia business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Interest Income from Credit Products: The bank earns interest revenue from various credit products including Crédito de Libranza (payroll deduction loans), Crédito de Libre Inversión, Crédito de Cartera Ordinaria (business loans), and credit cards. Interest rates vary by product type, loan term, and customer profile.
  2. Deposit Account Fees and Commissions: Revenue from account management fees, transaction commissions on savings and checking accounts, with fee exemptions for certain services and accounts under regulatory guidelines.
  3. Credit Card Transaction Interchange: Revenue generated from credit card transactions including interchange fees, though the bank has suspended new credit card issuances and renewals as of October 2024 as part of its digital transformation strategy.
  4. Insurance Product Distribution: The bank offers and earns commissions from insurance products including Seguro Vida Deudor (credit life insurance) and Seguro Autos Deudor, through partnerships with Axa Colpatria and other insurers.
  5. Acquiring Services (Point of Sale): Revenue from merchant acquiring services allowing businesses to accept credit and debit card payments, with funds deposited to corporate accounts. Note: This service was discontinued in December 2024 as part of transformation strategy.
  6. Investment Products (CDT): Term deposit products (CDT Desmaterializado and CDT Físico) where the bank collects deposits and pays interest, using funds for lending operations.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMulti-year contractCDT Desmaterializado - Term deposits with electronic registration
SubscriptionMonthlySavings Account - Deposit accounts with interest earnings
SubscriptionMonthlyCrédito de Libranza - Payroll deduction loans
SubscriptionMonthlyCrédito de Libre Inversión - Personal loans
SubscriptionPay-as-you-goCollection fees based on days past due

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels5 records

Banco Pichincha Colombia product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Banco Pichincha Colombia is a commercial bank offering deposit products (CDT term deposits, savings and checking accounts), credit products (payroll deduction loans, personal loans, business credit, treasury credit, educational credit), insurance products (credit life, vehicle debtor, voluntary insurance), and transactional services through digital channels (web banking, mobile app) and the Pibank digital-only sub-brand. The bank also provides corporate banking services including ordinary portfolio credit, bank guarantees, foreign trade services, and virtual banking for businesses.

Product overview

Banco Pichincha Colombia operates as a traditional bank undergoing digital transformation, offering a portfolio of banking products and services under both the Banco Pichincha brand and its digital sub-brand Pibank. The core offerings include deposit products (CDT Desmaterializado, Cuenta de Ahorros, Cuenta Corriente, Cuenta Rendipropósito), credit products (Crédito de Libranza, Crédito de Tesorería, Crédito Cartera Ordinaria, Crédito Educativo, Crédito de Libre Inversión), insurance products (Seguro Vida Deudor, Seguro Autos Deudor, Seguros Voluntarios), and virtual banking services (Banca Virtual/Portal Transaccional). The Pibank digital brand provides fully digital account and CDT management. The bank is transitioning from traditional branch-based operations to Business Centers (Centros de Negocios) and digital channels, with products like credit cards and merchant acquiring being discontinued. The company is part of the Pichincha Financial Group, the largest in Ecuador with operations across 7 countries.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • CDT Desmaterializado Dematerialized Certificate of Deposit issued and managed electronically through DECEVAL (central securities depository), eliminating physical document handling. Available for individual customers with terms from 60 days, minimum investment of COP 500,000, fixed interest rate based on agreed term.
  • Crédito de Libranza Payroll deduction loan for salaried employees and pensioners with automatic monthly payments deducted from salary or pension. Interest rates agreed at loan origination; loan amount and terms vary by employer partnership and credit profile.
  • Cuenta de Ahorros Savings account offering interest earnings based on average balance, with digital account opening available through Pibank. Variable interest rates and GMF (4x1000 tax) exemption available for one deposit account per customer.
  • Cuenta Corriente Current account for transactional money management with checkbook as primary transacting medium, designed for business and individual customers requiring frequent transaction access.
  • Pibank Digital-only direct banking brand offering 100% digital savings account and CDT management with competitive yields, no physical card, fully self-service digital experience targeting tech-savvy customers who prefer fully digital banking.
  • Banca Virtual / Portal Transaccional Online and mobile banking platform for individual and corporate customers providing account management, transactions, transfers, credit card and personal loan payments via PSE, CDT management, and loan applications. Transaction limits of COP 20,000,000 daily for web and app channels.
  • Crédito Cartera Ordinaria Ordinary portfolio business financing for capital investment, asset acquisition (CAPEX), infrastructure, and expansion projects backed by company cash flow. Targeted at SMEs and corporate customers.
  • Crédito de Tesorería Treasury credit for businesses to manage short-term liquidity needs, supporting working capital and operational cash flow requirements.
  • Garantías Bancarias Emitidas Bank guarantees issued for business customers, providing contractual assurance to third parties on behalf of corporate clients for tenders, performance, and other obligations.
  • CDT Empresarial Corporate Certificate of Deposit Term product for business investment and corporate treasury management, providing fixed-income deposit placement for companies.
  • Comercio Exterior Foreign trade services including currency exchange and international transactions for business customers engaged in import/export activities.
  • Crédito Educativo Educational credit for financing educational expenses, supporting students and families in funding higher education and training costs.
  • Crédito de Libre Inversión Free investment personal credit with fixed interest rate in pesos charged monthly, with same monthly payment throughout loan term. Rate varies by term, amount, and origination channel.
  • Seguro Vida Deudor Life insurance that covers outstanding debt in case of death or permanent disability of the borrower, offered to credit customers.
  • Seguro Autos Deudor Vehicle insurance that protects the vehicle, driver, and passengers with legal and material coverages in case of incidents, offered through partnership with Axa Colpatria Seguros and other insurance providers.
  • Seguros Voluntarios Voluntary insurance products offered to bank customers through partnerships with insurance providers, complementing mandatory credit-related insurance coverage.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Deposit protection up to COP 50 million per depositor per entity through Fogafín insurance

Companies that use Banco Pichincha Colombia

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Banco Pichincha Colombia technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
No
API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration8 records

Feature4 records

Banco Pichincha Colombia partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • PibankcoreOthersPibank is Banco Pichincha's digital-only banking brand launched as part of the bank's transformation strategy. Pibank offers digital savings accounts and CDT products with competitive rates, targeting tech-savvy customers who prefer fully digital banking without physical cards. Launched in November 2022 with savings account and March 2023 with CDT digital products.
  • DECEVAL (Depósito Centralizado de Valores)coreTechnology or IntegrationDECEVAL is the centralized securities depository in Colombia that custodians and facilitates movement of CDT Desmaterializado (electronic term deposits). All electronic CDTs issued by Banco Pichincha are registered through DECEVAL, providing secure digital record-keeping for investments.
  • DaviviendaminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorPayment partner through which Banco Pichincha customers can make loan payments at Davivienda offices, collection centers, and correspondents. Particularly used for vehicle collateral release (levantamiento de prenda) procedures and other credit payments.
  • AsobancariaminorOthersColombian Banking Association through which Banco Pichincha participates in industry-wide financial education initiatives. The bank references Asobancaria's inclusive financial education content with sign language interpretation for accessibility.
  • Axa Colpatria SegurosminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorInsurance provider partnership for Seguro Autos Deudor (vehicle debtor insurance) offered to vehicle loan customers. Bank also accepts other insurance providers meeting acceptance criteria for vehicle and life insurance coverage.
  • Fogafín (Fondo de Garantías de Instituciones Financieras)coreOthersGovernmental deposit insurance entity that safeguards Colombian depositors against institution liquidation. All Banco Pichincha deposits including savings, checking, and CDT products are protected up to COP 50,000,000 per depositor per entity.
  • C&C Services SASminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerDebt collection and normalization agency partner for managing delinquent accounts. Provides specialized collection services including phone, WhatsApp, and email contact. Part of bank's multi-agency collection partner network.
  • AECSA SASminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerCollection and normalization agency partner for debt recovery and customer restructuring services. Located at Avenida Américas N° 46-41 Bogotá. Provides commercial and legal collection services.
  • InterdincominorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerCollection agency partner for debt recovery services. Part of bank's external collection network assisting with customer normalization and payment arrangement processes.
  • RECSAminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerCollection services partner providing debt recovery and normalization support. Available through phone and WhatsApp for customer contact and payment facilitation.
  • PUNTUALMENTEminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerCollection agency partner offering debt recovery and payment arrangement services to help customers normalize their obligations with Banco Pichincha.
  • Superintendencia Financiera de ColombiacoreOthersColombian financial regulator that supervises and controls Banco Pichincha's operations. The bank references compliance with regulatory requirements including Circular Externa 026 of 2017 for credit modifications and Law 2300 of 2023 for collection practices.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves13 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Banco Pichincha Colombia competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Daviplata: Digital wallet subsidiary of Davivienda providing mobile payments and savings. Comparable as a digital deposit and payment alternative competing with Pibank for digitally-savvy Colombian retail customers.
  • Nequi: Digital wallet and neobank from Bancolombia offering savings, payments, and credit via mobile. Comparable as a digital-first competitor to Pibank targeting Colombian retail consumers, though operated inside a larger incumbent.

Direct peers

  • BBVA Colombia: Major Colombian commercial bank (subsidiary of BBVA Group) offering savings, deposits, payroll loans, business credit, and digital channels. Comparable as a multinational-bank-owned competitor targeting the same retail and SME segments.
  • Banco de Bogotá: One of Colombia's oldest and largest commercial banks (part of Grupo Aval), offering comprehensive retail and corporate banking including CDTs, payroll loans, and commercial credit. Directly comparable as a full-service Colombian deposit-taking institution.
  • Bancolombia: Colombia's largest bank offering the full retail, commercial, and digital banking stack (including Nequi). Directly comparable as a full-service Colombian commercial bank with deposit, lending, and payment products targeting both Personas and Empresas segments.
  • Davivienda: Major Colombian bank offering retail deposits, commercial lending, mortgages, and digital banking via Daviplata. Directly comparable across consumer and business banking; notably also a payment correspondent partner of Banco Pichincha.
  • Banco de Occidente: Colombian commercial bank (part of Grupo Aval) focused on corporate and treasury banking, trade finance, and selective retail. Comparable in business banking credit, treasury services, and CDT offerings.
  • Banco Caja Social: Colombian commercial bank (Grupo Aval) with strong retail and microcredit franchise. Comparable as a deposit-taking institution serving retail and SME segments with payroll-deduction loans and savings products.

Broad incumbents

  • Banco Pichincha Ecuador: Parent group flagship bank in Ecuador and the largest bank in that market, operating the same Grupo Financiero Pichincha platform across multiple countries. Comparable as the parent entity of the Colombian operation and benchmark for the broader group's product and technology stack.

Regional players

  • Banco Agrario de Colombia: Colombian state-linked commercial bank with broad rural and agricultural footprint, deposit products, and lending. Comparable as a Colombian deposit-taking institution with a branch-led model, though with a different geographic and segment focus.

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Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about Banco Pichincha Colombia

What does Banco Pichincha Colombia do?

Banco Pichincha Colombia is a commercial bank offering deposit products (CDT term deposits, savings and checking accounts), credit products (payroll deduction loans, personal loans, business credit, treasury credit, educational credit), insurance products (credit life, vehicle debtor, voluntary insurance), and transactional services through digital channels (web banking, mobile app) and the Pibank digital-only sub-brand. The bank also provides corporate banking services including ordinary portfolio credit, bank guarantees, foreign trade services, and virtual banking for businesses.

Is Banco Pichincha Colombia a public or private company?

Banco Pichincha Colombia is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Banco Pichincha Colombia founded?

Banco Pichincha Colombia was founded in 2011. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Banco Pichincha Colombia based?

Banco Pichincha Colombia is headquartered in Bogotá, Colombia, in the Latin America region.

How does Banco Pichincha Colombia make money?

Six revenue lines are on record. Interest Income from Credit Products are the primary driver. The others are deposit Account Fees and Commissions, credit Card Transaction Interchange, insurance Product Distribution, acquiring Services (Point of Sale) and investment Products (CDT).

Who are Banco Pichincha Colombia's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Daviplata and Nequi. Direct peers are BBVA Colombia, Banco de Bogotá, Bancolombia, Davivienda, Banco de Occidente and Banco Caja Social. Banco Pichincha Ecuador is listed as a broad incumbent. Banco Agrario de Colombia is listed as a regional player.

Does Banco Pichincha Colombia have an API?

No public API is recorded for Banco Pichincha Colombia.

What industry is Banco Pichincha Colombia in?

Banco Pichincha Colombia's product category is Retail Banking. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSABABAC, SME Deposits & Business Accounts (Operating, Savings, CDs), with a secondary code of FSABAAAA, Mass-Market Consumer Deposit Banking (Checking/Savings). Its NAICS code is 5221 and its SIC code is 6021.

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LarepublicaConozca cuáles son los bancos que tienen las cuentas de ahorro con las mejores rentabilidadesSuperintendencia Financiera data shows Banco Pichincha offers the highest savings account rate at 11% E.A., followed by Contactar at 10% and Ban100 at 9.93%. The gap between the highest and lowest rates, Itaú at 0.01%, is 10.99 percentage points.LarepublicaSeptiembre inicia con tasas de hasta 13% para invertir en CDT a un plazo de 360 díasSeptember marks the start of term deposit certificates (CDT) with rates up to 13.4% E.A. for 360 days, led by Banco Pichincha at 13.4%, followed by Banco W and Ban100. Rates vary by term length, with 180-day and 90-day offerings also listed.LarepublicaCDT a seis meses están con rentabilidad desde 7,8% y a un año desde 8,3%According to data from the Superintendencia Financiera with cutoff date July 31, 2026, Colombian financial institutions are offering CDT (term deposit) interest rates ranging from approximately 7.8% to 13.5% annually. For 180-day CDTs, Banco Contactar leads with a weighted average rate of 12.76%, followed by Coltefinanciera at 12.11% and KOA at 12.02%, with 30 entities offering this product. For 360-day CDTs, Banco Pichincha offers the highest rate at 13.48%, followed by Davibank at 13.04% and Iris at 12.98%, among 36 entities making these captations. Banco Pichincha's president explained that rates reflect macroeconomic conditions, monetary policy decisions from Banco de la República, and each entity's strategy to attract deposits, with preferential rates offered for larger amounts or longer terms as a principle of reciprocity.Portafolio.coEl 88% de las ganancias de los bancos hasta abril las ponen siete de las 30 entidades que hay en el paísEl sistema financiero colombiano cerró abril de 2026 con utilidades de $48,7 billones, un incremento del 54,6% frente a los $31,5 billones registrados en el mismo periodo de 2025, impulsado por la recuperación del sector bancario tras un periodo de mayores costos financieros y ajustes en tasas de interés. Los bancos acumularon ganancias de $4,8 billones, con un crecimiento del 20% anual, aunque el 88% de estas utilidades se concentraron en siete entidades, siendo Bancolombia la principal con $2,09 billones, seguida por Banco Davivienda ($706.995 millones) y Banco de Bogotá ($474.614 millones). Cuatro entidades cerraron el periodo con pérdidas: Banco Pichincha (-$49.409 millones), Lulo Bank (-$12.035 millones), Bancoomeva (-$8.533 millones) e Itaú (-$6.805 millones), evidenciando la desigualdad en la recuperación del sector.