Enjoy the benefits of sending money internationally in 30 minutes or less,* anytime
Speed
Funds are delivered to your recipient’s bank account in 30 minutes or less.*
Get peace of mind knowing you can send money to someone as soon as they need it, anytime of the day.
Simplicity
All you need is your recipient’s 16-digit Visa Debit card number.
Skip the confusion of bank routing numbers, wire codes, bank addresses and more.
Access
By sending funds to their debit card, the money can be used by the recipient in real-time.
Loved ones can access funds without needing to pick up cash or go to the bank.
Security
Funds are delivered securely into the recipient's bank account through their eligible Visa Debit card in 30 minutes or less.*
Enjoy peace of mind knowing you are using a trusted global network.
How to send money internationally to your recipient’s bank account through their eligible Visa Debit card
1. Visit one of the Remittance providers shown below.
2. When provided with the options on how you can send funds internationally to your recipient, look for the ability to send funds to a Visa Debit card. It may also be labeled “Debit Card Deposit”.
3. Enter the recipient’s (who will be receiving the funds) 16-digit Visa Debit card and any additional information that is required.
4. Upon completion of the money transfer, the recipient will receive the funds directly into their bank account within 30 minutes.*
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FAQ
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The money will be received in the recipient’s bank account that is connected to their Visa Debit card.
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You will need their Visa Debit card number.
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You can send up to a maximum of $25000 USD* per transaction to someone’s bank account using their Visa Debit card credentials.
*Amounts may vary so please check with the money transfer provider you use.
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Please check with your money transfer provider as costs will vary by provider.
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Rest assured that every transaction comes with the backing of Visa’s trusted global network.
*Actual fund availability varies by receiving financial institution, receiving account type, and whether transaction is domestic or cross border.