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    Transferring Money Internationally For Your Business

    npsnps27 October 2020Updated:4 July 2024
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    In this day and age, having options to transfer money has never been more important. Thankfully, those options are unquestionably out there. Here’s a look at some of the ways you can send money internationally for your business.

    PayPal

    PayPal is, relatively speaking, a newer method of sending money overseas, having only been around since 1998. However, don’t let that newness stop you – sending money through PayPal is every bit as efficient and speedy as the methods below. Furthermore, since the website incorporates a variety of payment methods – including PayPal accounts – it may offer more flexibility than using more traditional payment methods in order to send money overseas. Remember, you can use an already existing balance in your PayPal account to send money from one account to another. Fees and speed will vary for PayPal transfers, depending on the destination you are sending the money, and how quickly you need it to get there.

    Wire Transfers

    Wire Transfers remain an easy and convenient way of sending money overseas. Of course, in order to send money via wire transfer, you must have a bank account and have the name and information of the other bank account that you are sending your money to. This can potentially delay sending your money. There may be limits on how much money you can send, so make sure you have that information as well.

    Once you have all of this information, you should be able to complete the wire transfer. In many cases, this can be done instantly over the internet, but you may be able to complete this transaction in person, over the phone, or via a financial institution’s app. Keep in mind that transfers are generally final and irreversible, so make sure you have all of the correct information and are positive you are not being scammed before completing a transfer.

    Western Union

    Making an international money transfer through Western Union is a breeze. After all, the company has been around since 1851 and has over a century of experience.

    Of course, Western Union is no longer the company that you use to send telegrams. They are a modern, comprehensive company that allows businesses to send money overseas with the touch of a button. The company offers many payment options, including making payments via the internet, their app, or at an in-person Western Union location. The fees will vary based on the location that you send the money to, but you will always know what the fees are before you make a transfer.

    Furthermore, the company has set up a system that allows for one-time payments or regular, automated transfers, making sending money overseas for your business a breeze. Like banks, all transfers are usually irreversible, so make sure you are positive about where you are sending the money before finalizing a transaction.

    Businesses need to send money overseas more often than ever. Thankfully for those businesses, there are plenty of options. Make sure to do your research and find the one that is safest, most secure, and least expensive for you.

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