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How does third-party payment work?

Written by David Alfonzo Gauna Martinez

With Wallib you can convert your balance from the USD pocket into Colombian pesos and send it to one or several accounts in a single transaction.

Before you start, make sure you have available balance in your USD pocket and the Bre-B key (or bank details) for each recipient.


Go to "Withdraw" and choose "Bre-B"

From the home screen, tap Withdraw and select the Bre-B method.


Enter the amount in USD

Type how much you want to withdraw (or use a quick amount / "All balance") and check the approximate value in COP. Tap Continue.


Select "Other accounts"

In "Where are you sending it?", choose Other accounts to pay one or several people. Wallib will set the exchange rate and create your order.

⏳ This step may take a few minutes while liquidity is confirmed — you'll receive a "Liquidity confirmed" notification once the order is ready to continue.


Add your recipients

Once the order is confirmed, tap "+ New withdrawal method" and choose how to identify the recipient:

  • 🔑 Bre-B: enter their key and tap "Search" — Wallib automatically finds their details.

  • 🏦 Bank transfer / Nequi-Daviplata: manually enter the account details.

  • 📊 Excel file: to upload several recipients at once.

Enter the amount for each person and confirm that the total matches the order's available balance.


Confirm the summary

Review the total value, the fee ($0 COP), and the exchange rate. Tap Continue to send.


Check the status of the transfer

The transaction will move from "Withdrawal in process" to "Withdrawal successful." You'll receive a confirmation notification and can check the receipt from Transactions.


✅ Recommendations

  • Double-check the Bre-B key or bank details before confirming.

  • The value in COP is approximate until the exchange rate is set.

  • Don't close the app while the transaction is in process.

  • Transactions can take up to 5 minutes.

If you have any questions, write to us at support@wallib.co

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