How money reaches the beneficiary bank account in each market — and what each path costs.
Landing in a bank account is the final destination of most international payments, but the route there changes everything. An international wire crosses correspondent banks; a local payout enters through the destination country’s domestic system and arrives the same day.
The pages below detail each method: where it works, what shows up on the beneficiary’s statement, what the limits are and which kind of operation each one suits.