How do I use TransferGo?

Inhaltsverzeichnis:

1. How do I use TransferGo?
2. Who owns TransferGo?
3. How do I receive money from TransferGo?
4. How do I delete my TransferGo account?
5. Is TransferGo reliable?
6. How fast is TransferGo?
7. Can I trust TransferGo?
8. What is the best way to send money to Nigeria?
9. Which is the best international money transfer?
10. How safe is TransferGo?
11. Is it illegal to send money to Nigeria?
12. How much can I send through WorldRemit to Nigeria?
13. How can I transfer money online internationally?
14. What cash apps are international?
15. What is the safest way to send money to Nigeria?
16. What's the best money transfer app?
17. What apps give you real money?
18. What is the most secure money transfer app?
19. Can I use WorldRemit in Nigeria?

How do I use TransferGo?

How to transfer money with TransferGo

1. Book a transfer. Provide the recipient's details and the amount you want to send.
2. Make a local payment. Make a local bank transfer or use a debit card (for payments up to £1000)
3. We do the rest. Once we have received your payment the money will arrive at the other end within hours.

Who owns TransferGo?

Daumantas Dvilinskas In a call and over follow-up emails, TransferGo co-founder and CEO Daumantas Dvilinskas explained that the fintech has built out its own “proprietary technology and infrastructure” to enable it to do 30-minute transfers on the corridors it offers and at a cost that remains low.

How do I receive money from TransferGo?

How it Works

1. Register or log in to your TransferGoaccount.
2. Specify recipient's personal data: name, surname.
3. Confirm a delivery option and choose a payment method.

How do I delete my TransferGo account?

If for some reason you don't want a TransferGo account any more, just contact us at [email protected] and ask to close your account. You should be aware that following our regulators' requirements, we have to store your personal data for 5 years after deactivating your profile.

Is TransferGo reliable?

Yes, TransferGo is a perfectly safe and legitimate money transfer operator endorsed by Monito. In the UK, TransferGo is supervised by the HMRC and regulated by the FCA, and around the world, it serves around 2.5 million customers.

How fast is TransferGo?

Standard: Funds take between 1-3 days. Now: Transfers are delivered within 30 minutes provided they are made between 06:30 and 18:45 GMT on business days. Today: Transfers are delivered by the end of the working day provided they are made between 00:00 and 18:00 GMT on business days.

Can I trust TransferGo?

The short answer is: absolutely! TransferGo Ltd is a registered payment service provider. We are supervised by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) under Money Laundering Regulations , and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as authorised payment institution 600886.

What is the best way to send money to Nigeria?

If you want to send money to a bank account in Nigeria, we recommend using a specialist currency provider. If you're transferring under $300 or equivalent, your best options include WorldRemit, TransferWise, Xoom or MoneyGram.

Which is the best international money transfer?

Top 10 Money Transfer Companies: What is the best way to send money internationally?

• Currencies Direct (Our #1 Recommendation) ...
• XE Money Transfer. ...
• OFX. ...
• SendFX. ...
• TorFX. ...
• WorldFirst (For Business Transfers) ...
• Wise (formerly TransferWise) ...
• CurrencyFair.

How safe is TransferGo?

Yes, TransferGo is a perfectly safe and legitimate money transfer operator endorsed by Monito. In the UK, TransferGo is supervised by the HMRC and regulated by the FCA, and around the world, it serves around 2.5 million customers.

Is it illegal to send money to Nigeria?

Yes. Following November 2020 decision by the central bank, money transfer operators sending money into Nigeria were heavily restricted and only permitted to issue remittances to the country in US dollars. Since then, only a small number of operators are authorised to handle transfers to Nigeria.

How much can I send through WorldRemit to Nigeria?

USD 5,000 per day How much can I send to bank accounts in Nigeria? You can send a maximum of USD 5,000 per day. There may be lower limits depending on the country from where you are sending the money, along with the payment method used for the transfer.

How can I transfer money online internationally?

How to send money to a bank account

1. Log in to your profile. ...
2. Check bank account transfer service availability by destination country.
3. Select our direct to bank service.
4. Enter your receiver's bank account information.
5. Pay with your Bank's internet or mobile banking.

What cash apps are international?

The 5 Best Apps to Transfer Money Internationally This Year

• 5 Best Money Transfer Apps. Remitly. ...
• Remitly money transfer smartphone app. ...
• OFX money transfer smartphone app. ...
• Wise (formerly TransferWise) ...
• PayPal money transfer smartphone app. ...
• Western Union money transfer smartphone app.

What is the safest way to send money to Nigeria?

If you want to send money to a bank account in Nigeria, we recommend using a specialist currency provider. If you're transferring under $300 or equivalent, your best options include WorldRemit, TransferWise, Xoom or MoneyGram.

What's the best money transfer app?

The 13 Best Apps for Transferring Money

1. PayPal. PayPal is the flagship of money transfer companies. ...
2. Venmo. Venmo is what you get when you make paying for things a social event. ...
3. Cash App. ...
4. Google Pay. ...
5. Apple Pay. ...
6. Zelle. ...
7. Western Union. ...
8. Walmart2Walmart.

What apps give you real money?

With cash-back reward apps, you earn real money and gift cards for making everyday purchases through your smartphone.

• Capital One Shopping. Capital One Shopping is a moneymaking app that's a bit different than your average reward app. ...
• Drop. ...
• Rakuten. ...
• Dosh. ...
• Ibotta. ...
• Fetch Rewards. ...
• GetUpside. ...
• ReceiptPal.

What is the most secure money transfer app?

1. WorldRemit. Super-secure transfers to over 150 countries. ...
2. Azimo. International transfers you can trust. ...
3. Venmo. The millennial's go-to that's wooing businesses. ...
4. PayPal. Tap into the payment giant's offering from your phone. ...
5. Western Union. Convenient mobile payment from a money transfer mainstay. ...
6. TransferWise. ...
7. MoneyGram.

Can I use WorldRemit in Nigeria?

Yes, you can still send money to Nigeria using WorldRemit. The latest directive from the Central Bank of Nigeria has led to some changes to the services we offer.