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What moving money actually costs

Enter what you move in a month and how many transfers it takes. We sum every fee component we hold for that route — percentages on the volume, flat charges per transfer, monthly and annual fees amortized — and say plainly which providers we could not price.

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Your month

The answer

Moving 2,000 USD a month in 2 transfers over SWIFT (incoming), the cheapest provider we can price completely is Wallbit at 0.00 USD a month, including every flat, percentage and recurring charge we hold for that route.

Priced providers

Priced providers
ProviderCost per monthEffective rateHow it adds upScore
WallbitNot confirmedFree0%free85/100
RevolutNot confirmedFree0%free83/100
OpenbankNot confirmedFree0%free69/100
Aion BankNot confirmedFree0%free68/100
KrakNot confirmed6.00 USD0.3%3 USD × 286/100
WiseNot confirmed12.22 USD0.61%6.11 USD × 285/100
Global 66Not confirmed20.00 USD1%10 USD × 275/100
CocosNot confirmed20.00 USD1%10 USD × 265/100
MeruNot confirmed30.00 USD1.5%15 USD × 268/100
TakenosNot confirmed70.00 USD3.5%35 USD × 282/100

10 of 43 providers on this route could be priced completely.
Ordered by cost alone. Cheapest is not the same as best — the editorial score is shown beside it and never mixed into it.

Providers we could not price

These run the route, but state at least one charge we would not turn into arithmetic. Showing them at zero would turn our collection gap into their competitive advantage, so here they are with the wording as published.

  • ABN AMRO

    the fee is charged in another currency, and we do not guess an exchange rate — “9 EUR”

  • ActivoBank

    the fee is charged in another currency, and we do not guess an exchange rate · the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “19.23 EUR”

  • Banco Ciudad

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “0.1%”

  • Banco de Galicia

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you · the fee is stated in words we would not turn into a number — “free”

  • Banco de la Nación Argentina(BNA)

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you · the fee is stated in words we would not turn into a number — “70 USD”

  • Banco Macro

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “0.175%”

  • Banco Sabadell

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “min 18 EUR”

  • Banco Santander

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “free”

  • BBVA

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “min 21 EUR”

  • BNP Paribas

    the fee is charged in another currency, and we do not guess an exchange rate — “11 EUR”

  • BoursoBank

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “min 20 EUR”

  • CaixaBank / HolaBank

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “min 15 EUR”

  • Comdirect

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “min 1.50 EUR, max 10 EUR”

  • Commerzbank

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “2.50 EUR”

  • DKB

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “12.50 EUR”

  • ING Germany

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “free”

  • ING Netherlands

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “6 EUR”

  • KBC

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “0.121%”

  • Kraken

    the fee is charged in another currency, and we do not guess an exchange rate — “3 EUR”

  • Lightyear

    no fee is published for this route

  • mBank

    no fee is published for this route

  • Millennium BCP

    the fee is charged in another currency, and we do not guess an exchange rate · the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “19.23 EUR”

  • MyInvestor

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “free”

  • Nexo

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “free”

  • Novo Banco

    the fee is charged in another currency, and we do not guess an exchange rate — “15 EUR”

  • Paysera

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you · the fee is stated in words we would not turn into a number — “3 EUR”

  • Qonto

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “free”

  • Rabobank

    the fee is charged in another currency, and we do not guess an exchange rate — “8 EUR”

  • Santander España

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “min 25 EUR”

  • Santander Portugal

    the fee is charged in another currency, and we do not guess an exchange rate — “17.50 EUR”

  • Société Générale

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “free”

  • Sparkasse

    no fee is published for this route

  • Wise

    the charge depends on a condition we cannot check for you — “6.11 USD”

How this is calculated

  • A month, not a transfer. Percentages apply to the volume; flat fees apply once per transfer; monthly fees count once and annual fees as a twelfth. That is why two providers swap places when you change the number of transfers.
  • A component we could not parse blocks the total for that provider. A partial cost shown beside complete ones would make our own gap look like their low price.
  • No currency conversion anywhere. A fee charged in another currency is refused rather than converted — we hold no rate we would stand behind at the moment of calculation.
  • This orders by cost. It is a query result, not a recommendation: a shortlist is what matched, and a ranking is what we would stand behind.

Full methodology

Fee data last checked 15 August 2026 · oldest row on this page: 19 June 2026