Western Union Transfer Fees

How you pay can affect your Western Union transfer fee. Credit card payments may cost more than other options due to added processing costs.

International fees vary depending on where you’re sending money. Different countries have different banking systems and local requirements that can affect total cost.

Exchange rates change over time, affecting the total cost of an international transfer and how much your receiver gets.

The way your money is received can affect transfer fees. Cash pickup, bank account transfer, debit card payout, and mobile wallet delivery may have different fees and delivery times.

Some transfers are priced differently depending on how much money you’re sending.

Yes, Western Union charges transfer fees. The total costs of your transfer will vary based on where you’re sending money, how you pay, how your receiver gets it, and the amount you send. Our send money online tool shows how your different options affect fees and total transfer costs.

Pricing can vary between online and in-person transfers. Enter your transfer details online or in the app to see a pricing breakdown. For sending money in-person, contact your local Western Union location for pricing.

Yes, transfer limits may apply. Your send limit depends on your account status, destination country, currency, and payment method. Typically, unverified accounts can send up to approximately $3,000 USD and verified accounts can send up to $50,000 USD. 

Yes, Western Union may offer promotions for new customers, such as a $0 transfer fee on your first international online transfer. Download the Western Union app to see current offers.

You can contact Western Union Customer Care via chat or phone call, or by visiting your local Western Union agent location.