Large transfers need
more than a great rate
Bank transfer fee
0 GBP
Our fee
249.95 GBP
Total included fees (0.25%)
249.95 GBP
- You could save up to 2,669.44 GBP
Should arrive by Friday, 27 December
Compare our fees to see how much you can save
We want you to have a crystal clear view of how much money arrives at the other end. That’s why we never add a mark-up to the exchange rate and show our fee transparently instead.
Track the rate with free email alerts| Sending 1,000 GBP with | Recipient gets(Total after fees) | ||||||||||
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 | 1,200.72 EUR | ||||||||||
Transfer fee 3.88 GBP Exchange rate(1 GBP EUR) 1.20540 Exchange rate markup 0 GBP Cost of transfer 3.87 GBP | |||||||||||
 | 1,177.61 EUR- 23.11 EUR | ||||||||||
Transfer fee 0 GBP Exchange rate(1 GBP EUR) 1.17761 Exchange rate markup 23.05 GBP Cost of transfer 23.05 GBP | |||||||||||
 | 1,162.65 EUR- 38.07 EUR | ||||||||||
Transfer fee 0 GBP Exchange rate(1 GBP EUR) 1.16265 Exchange rate markup 35.46 GBP Cost of transfer 35.46 GBP | |||||||||||
 | 1,162.49 EUR- 38.23 EUR | ||||||||||
Transfer fee 0 GBP Exchange rate(1 GBP EUR) 1.16249 Exchange rate markup 35.59 GBP Cost of transfer 35.59 GBP | |||||||||||
Send more, pay less
Sending large amounts is cheaper for us. So, it should be cheaper for you, too. That’s why you get a discount when you send over 20,000 GBP (or equivalent).
Get dedicated support from our experts
If you’re sending or receiving large amounts our team of experts are ready to help with every step of your transfer.
Track your transfer at every step
It’s easy to view your transfer’s progress using your Wise account. Just log in using our app or website.
*Transaction speed claimed depends on individual circumstances.
For big money transfers at life’s big moments
Selling in one country to buy a home in another
If you’re selling up overseas to fund buying a home in your country of residence, our team of experts are ready to help. We regularly work with people who want to safely move big money from one country to another so they can complete a property purchase.
How to move big money
Follow our 6 simple steps to making a large transfer. You can also and download our full PDF guide to learn more.
Online scams are on the rise. Learn more about staying safe when moving money.
Create a free Wise account
Sign up online or in our app for free. All you need is your email, Google or Facebook account. Then we’ll verify your I.D to help keep your money safe.
Check if you need to pay in-branch
Most banks have limits on how much you can send in one go online — and they may need you to visit a local branch to pay in person. To make the process smoother, it’s a good idea to make sure you can go on the day you set up your transfer.
Set up your transfer
Tell us how much you want to send, and who you’re sending money to. We’ll tell you our fees upfront, and when your money should arrive.
Send verification documents
When you send a large amount, we may ask for more info about where your money comes from. It’s one way we keep your money safe.
Pay for your transfer
Depending on your bank’s limits, you’ll probably need to go to your bank branch to pay. We’ll give you all the information you need. If you can’t get to your branch, get in touch with our team.
That’s it
We’ll handle the rest. You can check your transfer’s progress at any time on the Wise app or website.
The paperwork you may need to get your large transfer done
We may ask for documents that show where your money comes from. Here are some that you may need, have them ready to help speed up your transfer. Learn more about the documents you may need.
Bank statement
- Name and account number
- The money going in and out of your account
Sales agreement or solicitor's letter
- Signatures of both parties
- Property address and description
- Dates of ownership
Your money is safeguarded
We’re licensed to hold your money and follow strict rules to keep it safe. As we’re not a bank, your money isn’t FSCS protected – we safeguard it instead. That means we hold it with established institutions, separate from our own accounts.
