Questions about money transfer to Iran.

We answer the most common questions about sending money to Iran from the US, Canada, Europe, and Australia. For policy details, see compliance, or get a quote.

We support transfers from the UAE, the USA, Canada, Germany, the UK, Sweden, Australia, Norway, and India, and all European countries. If your country is not listed, reach out and we will confirm coverage.
Direct international banking wires and commercial payments to Iran are restricted. Eligible personal remittance requests, such as family support and tuition support, are reviewed before payment details are shared and a transfer is accepted. Read more about our compliance process
Yes. We screen parties against sanctions lists and the OFAC 50% rule for entities owned 50% or more by blocked persons.
No. Senders are not required to upload passports, driver's licenses, or government IDs directly to our platform. We validate sender details through the originating local payment account and request the recipient's name and bank details before payout.
You request a quote, we review the transfer purpose and recipient details, then we share supported local payment instructions. After local payment is received and checks are complete, we begin Rial payout to the recipient in Iran.
The standard transfer range is $15 to $5,000 per transaction (or equivalent in other currencies). Transfers under $100 carry a flat $10 fee.
Most transfers complete within 24–72 hours after compliance checks, depending on payout route and verification time. Smaller verified transfers (under $1,000 equivalent) are processed in under 10 minutes. See exact timing by amount
Origin country, transfer amount and currency, recipient city in Iran, and the purpose of transfer.
Noncommercial, personal remittances do not include charitable donations to or for the benefit of an entity or funds to support a business. Those uses may require a specific license.
You see the estimated recipient amount and the fee before you confirm, based on the live rate at quote time. View the full fee schedule
OFAC has published guidance indicating that U.S. persons may hand-carry noncommercial, personal remittances on their own behalf, subject to restrictions — confirm the current rules before traveling.
If a transfer has not yet been paid out, we can usually update or cancel it. Contact support as soon as possible.

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