Bank Sort Code is a unique code consisting of 6 numbers in pair (Example: 12-34-56) used to identify the recipient’s bank branch. This code is needed when ...

SWIFT Code (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications) is unique code (alpha-numeric) used to make international transactions. SWIFT Cod...

The recipient will get a verification link through KakaoTalk/SMS. Open the link, select 'Verify', and then choose the ID (Korean Registration Numb...

When fill in Bank Account and Bank Branch Code for Japan. Please note that: Account number mostly contains 5-digits to 8-digits. And located at the t...

Here are things to note while you make transaction with Alipay: - Recipient's citizenship  Recipient is a Chinese citizen, or Recipient is a Hong...

Transit number is a 5-digit number that identifies the branch where the recipient opens his/her account. You’ll need this transit number when you want to ma...

Cut-off time is the latest acceptable time a transaction can be received in each country to be processed according to the estimated arrival time. For ex...

IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is a unique code with 22-30 characters length consisting of alphabets and numbers. 2 first letters are country’...

Before sending money to Australia, please make sure that you have confirmed the Bank State Branch (BSB) code with your recipient as your transaction might b...

You can make transactions anytime (24/7), but your transaction will only be processed according to the operational hours in the banking days.