Compare money transfers
See what arrives after fees. Choose a provider to complete your transfer.
Top destinations to send money
The 10 most popular corridors — compare rates, fees, delivery times, and local payment methods.
How we compare money transfer services
When comparing international money transfer services, consider the total cost of your transfer — not just the fee. Exchange rate markups can cost more than the advertised fee — which is why the World Bank’s Remittance Prices Worldwide database counts the fee and the exchange-rate margin together as the cost of a transfer, and so do we. The best provider depends on your corridor (the countries you are sending between), transfer amount, speed requirements, and preferred payment method.
What we compare
- Exchange rates — how close each provider is to the mid-market rate
- Transfer fees — fixed fees and percentage-based charges
- Transfer speed — from instant to 3-5 business days
- Payment methods — bank transfer, debit card, credit card, Apple Pay
- Delivery methods — bank deposit, cash pickup, mobile money
- Trustpilot ratings and regulatory status