Our fee structure is charged on a per-transaction basis (a flat-rate). However, the fees will differ depending on what currency you are sending and which country you are sending to.
What is a native currency transfer?
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When you are sending money to a country in the country's native currency.
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For example: Sending SGD to Singapore only; sending USD to the USA only; sending GBP to the United Kingdom only;
- Generally, if you send in the native currency, the recipient should receive the full amount. However, for certain currencies, there may be an additional fee (imposed and determined by the receiving bank).
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What is a non-native currency transfer?
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When you are sending money to a country in foreign currency/ non-native currency.
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For example: Sending USD to Singapore only; sending USD to China only; sending USD to the United Kingdom only;
These transfers may incur an additional fee (imposed and determined by the receiving bank) on top of our regular non-native transaction fee. These charges will be directly deducted from the amount transferred.
For more information on sending USD to countries outside the US (e.g. USD to Singapore; USD to China), see USD to countries outside the US.
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Now that you know the difference between native currency transfers and non-native currency transfers, select the type of user to learn more!
Malaysia
- 1. Native Currency Transfers
- MYR 8 per transaction
- 2. Non-Native Currency Transfers
- MYR 88 per transaction: Sender pays the sender and intermediary bank fees only
- 1. Native Currency Transfers
- MYR 8 per transaction
- 2. Non-Native Currency Transfers
The transaction fee is different depending on your order amount.
- If the amount is more than MYR 50,000
MYR 8 per transaction
If the amount is less than MYR 50,000
You may opt for two options:a. MYR 68 per transaction: Sender pays the sender and intermediary bank fees only.
b. MYR 18 per transaction: Sender pays the sender's handling fees only.
- If the amount is more than MYR 50,000