Send money to Haiti

Digital-first providers like Remitly and WorldRemit typically offer lower total costs than traditional operators for transfers to Haiti. Funding via bank transfer or debit card keeps fees down. Because HTG exchange rates vary significantly between providers, always compare the total gourdes received — not just the advertised fee. SendMoneyCompare shows the final HTG amount after all costs so you can spot the best deal instantly.

Cash pickup through Western Union or MoneyGram agents is usually available within minutes of the sender completing payment. Digicel Mon Cash mobile money transfers also arrive within minutes. Bank deposits to Sogebank, BNC (Banque Nationale de Crédit), or Unibank typically take 1–2 business days depending on the provider and time of day.

Yes. Digicel Mon Cash is the most widely supported mobile money option for international transfers to Haiti. Providers like WorldRemit and Remitly offer Mon Cash as a delivery method — you just need the recipient's Digicel phone number. Natcom mobile money is also growing but has less international provider support so far.

No. With only about 20% of Haitians holding a bank account, most remittance recipients rely on cash pickup or mobile money. Western Union, MoneyGram, CAM Transfer, and Unitransfer all offer cash collection at agent locations across Haiti. Your recipient just needs a valid ID and the transaction reference number to collect funds.

Haiti does not impose income tax on personal inbound remittances. Recipients keep the full amount delivered, whether collected as cash, deposited to a bank account, or received via mobile money. The Banque de la République d'Haïti (BRH) regulates foreign exchange transactions, but there are no caps on incoming personal transfers.