An international transfer can potentially involve more than one type of cost.
Provider transfer charge
This is a visible fee charged by the service arranging the payment.
Currency conversion
If conversion is required, the exchange rate used affects the destination amount.
Intermediary or receiving costs
Depending on the payment route and provider arrangements, other institutions can sometimes be involved.
Compare what arrives
For consumers and businesses alike, one of the clearest comparison methods is to examine the final amount expected to reach the recipient for the same source amount.
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Look beyond the headline fee
The useful comparison is the overall outcome: the amount you send, the exchange rate or FX pricing applied, any disclosed fees and the amount the recipient ultimately receives. A zero-fee headline does not by itself establish the lowest total cost.
Use a current quote
International Bank does not estimate unavailable provider pricing. Compare a current provider quote with independent reference-market context before deciding.
Compare a quote, not just a fee.
Enter the numbers from a provider quote. We calculate the effective amount received and implied FX cost. This is not a live market quote.