Savings on this transfer, and eligible transfers for the rest of the month.
Savings on this transfer, and eligible transfers for the rest of the month.
The cheapest way to send 30,000 EUR to INR is by using money that's in your Wise account and costs 174.63 EUR. We use the mid-market exchange rate — the fairest rate — and always show your fees upfront.
EUR
INR
| Sending 30,000 EUR | Transfer cost | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Wise account | 174.63 EUR | ||
| Bank transfer | 217.38 EUR | ||
Sending money with Wise is super fast: 74% of transfers arrive in under 20 seconds, and 95% in less than a day. How long it takes depends on how you pay.
EUR
INR
| Sending 30,000 EUR | Should arrive | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Wise account | by Wednesday 06:00 | ||
| Bank transfer | by Wednesday 08:00 | ||
Make international payments easily with Wise. Send money to 140 countries and we support 40 currencies globally. No hidden fees, no exchange rate markups.
It’s easy to view your transfer’s progress using your Wise account. Just log in using our app or website.
Free from hidden fees, you’ll always get the mid-market exchange rate with Wise.
Save your favourite currencies to check how the exchange rate changes over time.
Know exactly what you’ve spent, as soon as you spend it.
It’s easy to view your transfer’s progress using your Wise account. Just log in using our app or website.
Free from hidden fees, you’ll always get the mid-market exchange rate with Wise.
Save your favourite currencies to check how the exchange rate changes over time.
Know exactly what you’ve spent, as soon as you spend it.
A payment is instant when it arrives within 20 seconds. And sometimes they’re even quicker. So, your payments could arrive before you can say ‘hidden bank fees’.
Right now, 74% of our transfers are instant. But our mission is to build instant transfers for everyone, everywhere. So if your chosen currency route is not instant yet, make sure to check the speed of your transfer in our calculator.
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