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What is Daviplata, and how its QR codes are paid

Daviplata is Banco Davivienda's mobile wallet: an account opened from a phone with an ID number, used to send and receive money and to pay by QR code.

Colombia

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E-wallet

How a payment moves

  1. You One API request
  2. Daviplata The decoded QR payload
  3. Recipient The Daviplata account behind the code
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Paying into it with DVBridge

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    What you send
    The code payload, exactly as the camera read it
    Recipient name
    Not used
    Delivery
    Under 5 minutes

Amount limits are configured for your account and returned by the API.

A bank’s wallet, not a bank app

Daviplata is separate from Davivienda’s banking app: it needs no branch visit and is tied to a phone number.

Paying a Daviplata code

A code shown in Daviplata is a Colombian QR code like any other. The payload identifies the account; the request passes it exactly as the camera read it, with no bank or account number to type.

Questions and answers

  • Does the recipient need a Davivienda bank account?

    No. Daviplata is an account in its own right, opened from the app.

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