Overschrijvingen naar India

Which banks can I send to in India?

You can transfer money to any bank in India.

What type of bank accounts can I send to in India?

You can send to checking/current, savings and business accounts.

There may be instances that business accounts are initially processed as individual accounts. We will be reprocessing these transfers into business account type which usually takes 1-2 working days to reach the recipient. In order to help us make sure your transfer arrives on time, it is important you choose the correct account type to avoid delays.

Important: Indian regulations restrict our local partner from being able to process transfers to charitable foundations and trusts, religious organisations (including ashrams) or donations of any kind in India.

When will funds be credited to bank accounts in India?

Usually on the same day for personal accounts. For business accounts it will take 1-2 working days. We will notify you and your recipient by email when funds are credited.

We may sometimes require further information from you before we can process the transfer in order to comply with our regulatory requirements. We will email you if this is the case.

What currencies can I send to bank accounts in India?

Indian Rupee (INR) only.

How much can I send to bank accounts in India?

Personal accounts

• This will depend on the country where you are sending from and chosen payment method.

Business accounts

• Maximum per transfer = INR 1,500,000

There may be lower limits depending on the country where you are sending from and the payment method used to fund the transfer. Please see the relevant section in Payments for more info.

What information do I need from my recipient to send bank transfers to India?

What is an IFSC code?

An IFSC code (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11-digit number that can be found on Indian checks and other bank materials. It’s used to identify individual bank branches that participate in the various online money transfer options. Each bank branch and location has its own unique IFSC code that allows users to make electronic funds transfers and ensures that their money goes to the right account.

You can find the IFSC code for your bank on the top of a cheque leaf near the bank account number.

The first 4 digits of the IFSC signify the bank's name, followed by a 0 (the 5th digit) and the last 6 digits stand for the branch of a particular bank.