Send money to bank accounts in 140+ countries at the real mid-market exchange rate, with a low, transparent fee shown upfront. Hold and convert 40+ currencies in one account.
Available for free on iPhone and Android. Sign up with an email address, see the fee and delivery estimate upfront, pay with a bank transfer, debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and track every transfer from your phone.
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A closer look at Wise's mission and position in the global remittance market.
Wise was founded in London in 2011 under the name TransferWise, after its founders grew frustrated with the hidden fees banks charged for sending money abroad. The idea was simple: use the real mid-market exchange rate, the one you see on Google, and charge a low, transparent fee instead of hiding costs in a marked-up rate.
Today Wise lets you send money to bank accounts in more than 140 countries, and hold and convert over 40 currencies in a single multi-currency account. Millions of customers move billions each month on the platform, and many popular routes arrive within a day or even instantly. Wise is a technology company, not a bank, and holds customer money with established financial institutions, separate from its own accounts.
You can send money from the Wise app or website by paying with a bank transfer, a debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The fee, exchange rate and estimated arrival time are shown before you confirm, and your recipient receives the money as a local bank payment. Wise also offers a debit card and a business account, so one Wise account can cover sending, receiving and spending abroad.
Wise supports sending from many countries and currencies. Features and fees vary by country and route, so check the Wise calculator for your exact corridor.
Wise sends money to bank accounts in 140+ countries. Below are some popular destinations by region. Availability depends on the currency you send from, so confirm your route before you send.
What Wise offers to make sending money abroad cheaper, faster and easier to follow.
Wise converts at the mid-market exchange rate with no markup, and shows its fee upfront so you know what your recipient gets.
Send money to bank accounts in over 140 countries, delivered to the recipient as a local payment.
On many popular routes money arrives within a day, and some transfers are instant. The app shows an estimate before you pay.
Hold 40+ currencies and get local bank details in 8+ currencies to receive payments like a local.
Spend abroad with a Wise card that uses your balances and converts currency at the real rate when needed.
Pay by bank transfer, debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Bank transfers and debit cards are usually the cheapest options.
Customer money is held with established financial institutions, protected by two-factor authentication, and Wise is authorised by the UK FCA.
Set exchange rate alerts to send at a good moment, and repeat previous transfers in a couple of taps.
Common questions about sending money with Wise.
On many popular routes Wise can deliver within one day, and some transfers are instant. Speed depends on the currencies, the payment method you use and bank processing times. Enter your details in the Wise calculator to see an estimate before you confirm.
Wise charges a low fee that is shown upfront and varies by route, amount and payment method, and it converts at the mid-market exchange rate with no markup. Paying by bank transfer is usually cheaper than a card, and a debit card is usually cheaper than a credit card.
Yes. Wise is authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (Firm Reference 900507), is a FinCEN-registered Money Services Business in the US and is licensed as a money transmitter in most US states. Customer money is safeguarded with established financial institutions. Note that Wise is not an FDIC-insured bank.
Limits vary by currency, route and how much of your identity Wise has verified. Large transfers are supported on many routes, and for some currencies or amounts you may need to verify your identity with a photo ID. Check the Wise calculator or contact support for the limit on your route.
Wise supports many destinations across Asia, but availability depends on the currency you send from and the delivery method. Use the Wise calculator or its feature availability checker to confirm India, Pakistan or Bangladesh on your route, along with current fees and speed.
Wise is designed for bank-to-bank transfers, so money is sent to the recipient's bank account as a local payment. It does not use a cash pickup agent network. If your recipient needs cash, a provider with agent locations may suit better.
You can see the status of every transfer in your Wise account on the website or in the app. Wise also tells your recipient that the money is on its way.
The Wise app is free to download from the Apple App Store on iPhone and from Google Play on Android. Use the download buttons above, which link to Wise's official app pages.
Company details, coverage, fees and ratings are based on Wise's official website and App Store, Google Play and Trustpilot listings, and can change. Always confirm current terms on wise.com before sending money. The App Store and Google Play buttons link directly to Wise's official app listings.