| Please note: South African users will be directed to register for an account with our South African sister company, Ria Sikhona Money Transfers. Learn more. |
Read our guide on everything you need to know about sending South African Rand (ZAR).
In this article, we’ll cover:
- Where can I send this currency?
- What recipient details do I need?
- How much can I send?
- What payment methods can I use?
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How long will it take?
Where can I send this currency?
To find out which countries you can send this currency to, open the Send money screen in the app or online.
Choose your destination country first and all available currencies will show in the drop-down currency menu.
| Please note: We use our sister company Sikhona Money Transfers to deliver South African Rand (ZAR) to South Africa. Read our guide on sending money to South Africa for more information. |
What recipient details do I need?
Information may vary, depending on the country it is being sent to. For sending ZAR to South Africa, we will require:
- Recipient’s name, email and address
- Recipient’s contact number
- Recipient’s account number
- Recipient’s BIC/Swift, and
- Recipient’s bank name and address
This will be the same for a recipient which is a business.
How much can I send?
You can view our existing limits on transfers by clicking here.
| Please note: When sending R200,000 or less per day to south Africa, your transfer (providing certain conditions are met) will be sent via our sister company, Sikhona. Read our guide to sending money to South Africa to find out more. |
What payment methods can I use?
You can view our current payment methods page by clicking here.
How long will it take?
It takes between 0-3 days for your money to reach Xe, depending on how you pay for your transfer. Once we receive your funds we make payment to your recipient.
Most transfers will arrive on the same day, but occasionally some recipient banks can take between 1-4 days to deposit the money in your recipient's account.
We will send you a notification at each stage of your transfer so you know where your funds are.