🏦 Bank & Transfer Fees
Compare what the receiver gets, not only the advertised fee.
Account charges to check
- Minimum balance and fall-below fee
- ATM use outside the bank's network
- Debit card replacement and statement charges
- International transfer, correspondent and recipient-bank fees
- Account closure or product-change conditions
Compare remittances
Total cost = transfer fee + exchange-rate margin + receiving deductions. Enter the same AED amount with licensed providers and compare the exact foreign-currency amount delivered, speed and refund policy.
Transfer safely
- Use a UAE-licensed bank/exchange/remittance provider.
- Verify beneficiary name and account/IBAN.
- Send a smaller first transfer when appropriate.
- Keep receipt and reference until received.
- Never move money for a stranger or share OTP/PIN.
Compare what the receiver gets
Illustrative quote for sending AED 1,000: provider A takes no visible fee and offers 75 receiving-currency units per AED, yielding 75,000. Provider B charges AED 10 then exchanges the remaining AED 990 at 76 units per AED, yielding 75,240. B delivers 240 more despite the fee. Actual rates and fees change; compare live final payout and any receiving-bank deduction.
Keep the quote, receipt and transaction reference. If you dispute a charge, request an itemised explanation through the provider's official channel. See CBUAE consumer information for current complaint guidance.