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Send money transfers in 70+ currencies across 170+ countries using local payment routes or SWIFT. See all fees upfront before you confirm any transfers.
Local routes reduce SWIFT fees and speed money transfer settlement.
See exchange rates and fees before you confirm your money transfer.
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Transfer funds in 70+ currencies across 170+ countries using local payment routes and SWIFT along with instant transfers to other Sokin accounts.
Transparent fees and competitive FX. See the exchange rate and total cost before you confirm the transfer.
Assign user roles and control who approves payments before funds are released.



Local payment routes are often faster and lower cost than SWIFT. We show local routes where available and keep SWIFT for global reach.

Move funds in real time,pay suppliers faster, and reconcile payouts with tools built for finance teams.


Upload a CSV or Excel file with beneficiary details, preview totals and FX, then submit. Templates and API support are available for automation.

We keep your funds segregated from our own and place them with reputable banking partners, giving you the confidence that your money is always protected.
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The time it takes for an international transfer to go through depends on the payment method and destination. For SWIFT payments, transfers typically settle within two business days. Local payment methods are usually quicker, with transactions often completed within minutes, or at most, within 24 hours. However, in certain situations, transfers may experience delays due to compliance reviews or regulatory checks.
To send an international bank transfer, you'll need the recipient’s full name as registered with their bank, along with their bank name and address. You’ll also need their account number or IBAN (if they’re in a country that uses IBANs), as well as the bank’s SWIFT/BIC code. In some cases, you may also need a sort code or routing number, depending on the country. Adding a payment reference is optional, but it can be helpful for tracking the transfer.
It really depends on what you need from the transfer. SWIFT payments are widely accepted and secure, but they can be more expensive and take longer to process. If speed and lower fees are your priority, local payment methods are often the better choice, especially when sending money within the same currency. If both options are available, it’s always worth checking which one works best for your specific transfer.
We charge two main types of fees on payments: a transaction fee and an FX fee. Transaction fees apply to all external transfers, while a fixed FX fee is charged whenever you convert currencies, regardless of the currency pair involved. These fees are transparently presented at the time of the transaction.
Sokin supports transfers in over 70 currencies, allowing your business to transact seamlessly across global markets.
