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How do I send an international transfer with WestStein?

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International money transfers are a safe and reliable way to make one-time and regular international transfers. Profitable and fast. It implies the transfer of money between accounts. Banking institutions in this case act as an intermediary of financial transactions.

International money transfers from card to card without overpayments


Transfers in the SEPA zone and in euros usually cost nothing. However, if you are transferring money in another currency, it can quickly become expensive. Depending on the bank, you only pay a transfer fee of 1 to 2 percent (often no less than 10 euros), as well as other currency exchange fees or a flat rate for expenses charged by the receiving bank. With our offer, you can make international currency transfers faster and easier than anywhere else.


The Weststein Mastercard card and online account are a number of advantages. Previously, you could only send transfers in euros. Now, as a result of our cooperation with Currency cloud, you have the opportunity to make fast payments in more than 35 currencies of the world. USD, CHF, NOK, SEK, GBP, AUD, CAD, CNY, ILS, MXN, the list is not limited to this. An IBAN account can be used to receive international money transfers. The most important thing is safety in use. All your personal data is protected. Be sure that no information about you will fall into the hands of scammers or other third parties.


Reliable sending of international transfers


In order to make a transfer, the sender needs to provide the following data: full name, who will receive, account number, bank address, its name. Our experts believe that financial transactions must be carried out within the law. From here, customers are offered several options. This is with the help of an application on your smartphone (a period of 5 days, maybe faster). As well as online translation. In this case, you must have an online wallet.


To be more precise, you need to consider how urgently you need to do this, whether the recipient is ready to wait or not; how much you transfer, as there are restrictions; and are willing to pay a possible commission. If you find it difficult to answer these questions, please contact our support team and get detailed advice. We have experience of cooperation with both individuals and legal entities, therefore we are able to explain in detail what is necessary.





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