Register with us instantly and begin your transfer online or through the international money transfer app. You can also find a Western Union location close to you if you’d rather start your transfer in person.
Choose the amount for your BanBajio money transfer. Calculate money transfer costs ahead of time so you know exactly what your transfer will cost before you send it.
Enter your recipient’s full name and account information carefully to make sure the funds reach in the right place. You can save their details to your account for quicker repeat transfers next time you send money to BanBajio.
Pay for your transfer using cash, a debit card, credit card, bank account, or mobile wallet transfer.
Confirm your transfer and the money will be on its way. You’ll receive a receipt with your MTCN. Share it with your recipient so you both can track the transfer.
Western Union offers more than one way to send an international money transfer. Pick the option that fits your schedule and your recipient’s needs.
Send money directly to your recipient’s bank account. Start a transfer from your bank account, debit card, or credit card to a BanBajio or other eligible bank account.
If your recipient prefers managing money from their phone, Western Union supports quick and easy mobile wallet transfers to select providers in Mexico.
Use the Western Union® app to send money on the go, quickly repeat past transfers with just a few taps, and get notified when funds are received. Download the app to get started.
Costs depend on your transfer amount, payment method, and delivery speed. Use our money transfer cost calculator to estimate fees before confirming your transfer. Western Union always shares any fees upfront so you can decide before you send.
When you send money to a Banco del Bajio, the funds are deposited directly into your recipient’s account. There’s no separate pickup step. Double-check the account number and other details before sending to avoid delays.
The primary SWIFT/BIC code for Banco del Bajio (BanBajio) is BJIOMXMLXXX. Keep in mind that some branches may have their own specific codes. It’s a good idea to confirm the correct code with your recipient or the bank before sending. Learn more about SWIFT/BIC codes and how they work.
Banco del Bajio, sometimes referred to as BanBajio , operates exclusively within Mexico, serving customers through its network of branches across the country.
Funds sent to a Banco del Bajio account are typically received in Mexican pesos (MXN). Before you send money to Mexico, check the current USD to MXN exchange rate before you send, so you have a clear idea of what your recipient will get.