Bank withdrawals
Send funds from Cobru to bank accounts in supported countries.
This family mixes multiple evidence levels: older Colombian third-party withdrawal contracts, newer country-specific exports, and product-menu visibility. Treat each endpoint page as a separate confidence level and verify the exact flow you plan to ship.
Cobru's API menu exposes a broad bank-withdrawal surface across Colombia and other countries. It is the main family to use when funds must leave Cobru and settle into a beneficiary bank account instead of another Cobru user wallet.
When to use bank withdrawals
- disburse funds to beneficiary bank accounts
- build operational payout flows for vendors, customers, or internal treasury
- support country-specific withdrawal rails such as Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, or BRE-B-linked bank movement
Coverage visible today
| Operation | Method | Path | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Available banks list | GET | /bank_list_third_party_withdraw/ | legacy-doc |
| Your withdrawals | GET | /thirdpartywithdraw/ | legacy-doc |
| Create withdrawal to Colombia | POST | /thirdpartywithdraw/ | legacy-doc |
| Withdrawal details | GET | /thirdpartywithdraw/{id} | legacy-doc |
| Cancel withdrawal | POST | /cancelthirdpartywithdraw/ | legacy-doc |
| BRE-B transfer | POST | /withdraw/co/ | menu plus research |
| Create withdrawal to Brazil | POST | /withdraw/br/ | legacy-doc |
| Create withdrawal to Mexico | POST | /withdraw/mx/ | legacy-doc |
| Create withdrawal to Argentina | POST | /withdraw/ar/ | legacy-doc |
Withdrawal workflow
Resolve beneficiary rails first, usually by fetching supported banks or by validating the country-specific account identifier such as PIX, CBU/CVU, or CLABE.
Create the withdrawal with beneficiary identity, banking data, amount, and optional idempotency or callback fields when documented.
Reconcile the payout asynchronously from list and detail endpoints. Do not assume bank withdrawals settle instantly.
Common concerns to solve early
- beneficiary KYC and document-type mapping
- idempotency for payout retries
- callback or webhook delivery guarantees
- fees, FX, and final settled amount
- payout rejection handling by country and bank rail