The pale-faced bat is a large bat recorded in humid forests of Ecuador. Reports include foods ranging from small vertebrates to fruit.
It has a large, robust build. The Ecuador account reports a forearm length of 66–83 mm.
Ecuadorian records include small vertebrates, insects, fruit, and flowers in its diet. Its roosts are unknown, and the account describes it as apparently solitary.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.