Send Money From Any Country Worldwide

Where you send money from plays a bigger role than many people expect. Two people sending the same amount to the same destination can end up with very different costs, speeds, and delivery options simply because they are starting in different countries.

This is why RemitFinder organizes money transfer comparisons by sending country. Before choosing a provider, it is worth understanding how your location shapes what is available to you and what your transfer will actually cost.

International money transfers are regulated at the country level, and those rules are far from uniform.

Depending on where you send money from, providers may be required to collect additional identity documents, request more recipient details, or follow specific compliance processes.

Some countries also restrict certain payout methods, impose caps on transfer amounts, or limit how often you can send. These regulatory differences directly affect which providers can operate in a market, what services they can offer, and how quickly a transfer can be completed.

For example, the recently introduced Big Beautiful Bill in the US imposes an excise tax of 1% of the transfer amount on remittances sent using cash, a money order, a cashier's check, or any other cash-equivalent physical instrument.

Not every money transfer provider operates in every country. A company that offers competitive rates and wide coverage in one market may not be available at all in another, or may support fewer destinations, fewer payout options, or different pricing structures.

Having partnered with more than 100 remittance companies over several years, RemitFinder has seen these differences first-hand.

By starting with your sending country, RemitFinder shows you only the providers that actually support your location. This helps you compare realistic options instead of relying on generic lists that may not apply to you.

Yes. How you fund a transfer has a major impact on cost and convenience, and available payment methods often depend on the sending country. In some markets, bank transfers are fast and inexpensive. In others, card payments are more common but typically come with higher fees.

Cash-funded transfers may be available in certain countries through local partners, while being limited or unavailable elsewhere. Your sending country page highlights which payment methods are supported and which ones tend to offer better value for your route.

At RemitFinder, we encourage our readers to also look into their local payment methods as these can be cheaper and faster within a country.

Transfer limits are influenced by a mix of regulations, banking partners, and provider risk policies, many of which are tied to the sending country.

Transfer limits also depend on other factors. For example, some providers allow higher limits for bank-funded transfers but impose lower caps on card payments. Others restrict first-time users until additional verification is completed.

Another important factor in determining transfer limits are global currency trading volumes. Frequently traded currencies pose no or low risk, and hence come with generous transfer limits. Less traded currencies, on the other hand, may have lower limits.

If you are sending larger amounts or transferring money regularly, these limits matter. Reviewing what is typical for your sending country helps you avoid options that will not meet your needs.

Exchange rates are not just about the headline number you see on a screen. Providers price currency conversion differently depending on local market conditions, operating costs, and competitive pressure in the sending country.

As a result, the FX spread — the difference between the mid-market rate and the rate you are offered — can vary by location, even for the same destination. Checking your sending country page ensures you are comparing rates that apply to you, not averages from another market.

If you want the best balance of exchange rate, fees, speed, and payout options, start with where you are sending money from. Your country page shows which providers operate in your market, how you can fund a transfer, and the practical limits and costs you should expect.

It is the fastest way to narrow down your best options and avoid surprises at checkout.

Not all money transfer services are priced or structured the same way. What looks like a small difference at first can add up quickly, especially if you send money regularly.

By comparing providers before you transfer, you can see the real cost of a transaction, avoid unexpected fees, and choose an option that fits your needs instead of settling for the first available service.

Many providers advertise "no fees" but make their money through the exchange rate. Even a small difference in the rate can result in your recipient receiving noticeably less.

Comparing providers side by side makes it easier to identify who is offering a competitive exchange rate and who is adding a wider margin to the conversion.

Yes. Fees do not always appear where users expect them to. Some are built into the exchange rate, others are added at checkout, and some depend on how you fund the transfer or how your recipient receives the money.

A proper comparison brings these costs into the open so you can see the true price of your transfer before you commit.

Transfer speed depends on several factors, including the provider, the payment method you use, and the delivery option chosen by the recipient. Some transfers arrive within minutes, while others can take several days.

Comparing providers helps you understand which options are fastest for your specific route and when it may be worth paying more for speed.

Your recipient may need the money delivered in a specific way, such as a bank deposit, cash pickup, mobile wallet, or another local option. Not every provider supports every payout method in every country.

Comparing services ensures you choose a provider that can actually deliver the funds in the way you and your recipient expect, rather than discovering limitations after starting the transfer.

Coverage varies widely across providers. A service that works well in one sending country or destination may not operate at all in another, or may offer fewer options.

Comparing services based on your specific route helps you focus on providers that truly support your transfer instead of relying on assumptions that lead to dead ends.

At RemitFinder, money transfer comparison is not about overwhelming you with choices. It is about clarity.

By lining up exchange rates, provider reviews, deals and offers, and coverage in one place, we help you see the practical differences between providers and choose the option that makes the most sense for your transfer.