With Wise, you can send euros (EUR) to bank accounts in countries outside of SEPA with something called Swift.
What’s a Swift transfer?
When you send a same-currency transfer, it’s sent via something called the Swift payment messaging network. An example would be when you send euros and your recipient receives euros — as opposed to it being converted to another currency.
How it works
Set up your transfer on Wise. You’ll need to add a new recipient to get started.
Add your recipient’s account details.
Pay for your transfer. We’ll send the EUR to your recipient as usual.
How much it costs
Your fee: It costs us extra to send money by Swift, so we’ll add that amount to the regular Wise fee.
For the most up to date pricing information, please review the Terms of Use for your region.
Your recipient’s fee: Your recipient’s bank may charge fees to receive payments sent with Swift. In addition, the recipient might be charged by any banks that handle the money along the way. We don’t have control over when these fees are charged, or how much they cost.
Where you can send EUR
You can’t send EUR to every country yet. Check where you can send EUR via Swift.