Transparent fees & live Rial exchange rates

Google often shows reference or delayed market data. We use a live open-market IRR source aligned with real transfer corridors, which is the practical rate for payout planning.

Since the U.S. Dollar (USD) is a preferred currency, transfers carry our lowest rate structure: a flat $10 fee for amounts under $100, a progressive fee scale (from 10% down to 4.9%) for amounts between $100 and $999, and a flat 4.9% rate for transfers from $1,000 up to $5,000. Larger transfers over $5,000 are eligible for custom rates.

No. Western Union, Ria Money Transfer, MoneyGram, and other traditional money transfer networks do not offer direct remittance services to Iran due to international banking restrictions. IranMoneyTransfer provides a compliance-reviewed alternative for eligible personal remittances.

Traditional providers often hide their costs in heavy exchange rate markups and intermediary bank deductions—which can silently take 5% to 10% of a $1,000 transfer. We use direct open-market Rial (IRR) rates with no hidden markups and a transparent fee tier so you know exactly how much your recipient receives.

Direct cross-border bank wires and business payments to Iran are restricted. Personal remittance requests, such as family support, tuition support, and medical support, can be reviewed before payment details are shared and a transfer is accepted.

Yes, we support transfers settled in standard currencies including INR, CHF, SEK, NOK, DKK, AED, and TRY. These transfers are processed via local clearing accounts and follow a standard progressive fee structure scaling down to a 5.9% flat fee for transfers between $1,000 and $5,000.

No hidden recipient-side intermediary deductions are applied. The payout shown in your quote is the intended amount released to the recipient account.

After you confirm a quote with support, the rate is locked for the agreed confirmation window for that transfer corridor.