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Need help deciding whether to send money abroad with Paysend? Then read on! We’ve put together a few of the most common FAQs to help you decide whether we’re the right money transfer service for you.

How much does it cost to send money with Paysend?

It costs just £1 or €1.5 to send money abroad with Paysend, no matter how much you want to transfer. This means that if you want to send £50 or £500 from the UK to India, it will cost you only 1 GBP either way.

People around the world are continuing to adjust to a new normal this year and recoup from hardships experienced in 2020. As we move forward and look to a more prosperous future, we all need to join forces as a community and lend support to those around us.

If you’re an immigrant, expat or traveler currently residing in the US, you can still lend a hand to friends and family in your home country through digital money transfers. When doing your part to support loved ones abroad, it’s important to consider your options so that your recipient is able to get the most out of your money transfers.

The UK may be a small set of islands, but it’s filled with hundreds of different nationalities and cultures, making it one of the most diverse places on Earth!

Equally, British people have travelled far and wide, and you can find British expats living in nearly every corner of the globe.

If you want to send money from abroad to the UK, you probably want to find the cheapest way to send money to the UK, so that you don’t waste money on high fees and poor exchange rates.

Small World operates under lots of different names worldwide, including Choice, Express Funds, Global Link, LCC, Swiss Transfers, UNO and Universal de Envíos. It’s a transfer service which lets people send money online via their website, mobile app, over the phone or at a transfer agent location.

Given the fact that there are lots of different money transfer companies out there, how do you know whether Small World is right for you?

This blog will take you through all the info you need to decide whether to sign up with Small World and make them your regular money transfer provider.