An international transfer converts at 0.04% and shows you the rate, the fee and the amount that will land before you confirm. Not an estimate — the figure the recipient receives.
Most providers earn on the spread rather than on a visible fee, which is why their transfer looks free and arrives short. The number here is the number.
What it gives you
The landed amount, up front
You see what the recipient gets before confirming, not an indicative range.
No weekend surcharge
0.04% on a Sunday is 0.04%. Rates move; the margin does not.
Traceable end to end
Every transfer carries a reference you can follow from debit to credit.
What is included
- Transfers to 150 countries
- 38 send and receive currencies
- Rate, fee and landed amount shown before confirming
- Payee verification before a first transfer
- Reference tracking from debit to credit
- Scheduled and recurring transfers
Who it is for
Anyone sending money abroad regularly enough to have noticed the difference between the quoted rate and the arrived amount.
Questions
Most corridors settle the same working day. The app states the expected arrival before you confirm, per corridor.
Deductions by intermediary banks are outside any provider's control. Where a corridor is known to apply them, the app says so before you confirm.