Go online and send up to $1,000 overseas for just $13.50⁵.

Just go online—no more trips to the bank or other agency locations. The low cost—just $13.50 for each remittance—is up to 5 times less than other services charge you. And, with RBC International Remittance you can send up to $1,000 Canadian dollars in a 24-hour period.

FAQs on RBC International Remittance

Send money abroad anytime, with total peace of mind.

If you have an RBC Royal Bank^® chequing or savings account¹ and RBC Online Banking access, you can send money 24/7, anywhere you have internet access to more than 120 countries worldwide². Your recipient can usually access the funds within 2-3 days.

RBC International Remittance is convenient for your family and friends abroad. RBC has over 1400 banking relationships worldwide that allow us to transfer money virtually anywhere in the world in the country's local currency and where permitted in U.S. and Canadian Dollars. Plus, your recipients can receive the funds in their local currency³.

RBC International Remittance is a secure way to send money overseas. The RBC Online Banking Security Guarantee stands behind every transfer, no matter the amount⁴.

How does RBC International Remittance work?

1. Sign in to RBC Online Banking.
2. From the Pay Bills and Transfer Funds page, select RBC International Remittance from the Self Service menu on the right side of your screen.
3. Then, just follow the on-page instructions.

1) Cannot remit funds from any U.S. dollar account or the RBC High Interest eSavings account.
2) Not available to recipients in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Canada and restricted countries. The financial institution on the receiving end of the transaction may have other requirements.
4) For a definition of an unauthorized transaction and for full details regarding the protections and limitations of the RBC Online Banking Security Guarantee, please see your Electronic Access Agreement. This guarantee is given by Royal Bank of Canada in connection with its Online Banking service.
5) Additional service fees by any intermediary and receiving bank may apply. Maximum of $1,000 Canadian dollars per transaction per 24-hour period.