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The term Money Transfer is perhaps self-explanatory. Anyway, transfer of money from one destination to the other remote destination through procedures associated with computer networks that are generally used for settling the financial transactions in bond markets, currency markets and futures, derivatives and options markets, as well as transferring the funds between different financial institutions could all be categorized under the term Money Transfer. This has become the core part of the modern currency systems across the world now.

There are numerous Money Transfer agencies operating worldwide today, of which some have gained enormous reputation and reliability in the industry. The Money Transfer system on the international scale has been facilitating quick, secure and reliable as well as the most convenient procedure of transferring funds all over the world. In this typical system neither the sender nor the receiver has to have any bank account with the Money Transfer Agency while the receiver pays literally no fees whatsoever.         

The person who remits you the money is required to fill in the prescribed form with the particulars of the intended receiver and deposit his money with the requisite services charges or fees at its agent at the remote destination. The remitter will simply give one Test Question and its Answer for identification of the receiver. The remitter is provided with the official receipt with specific Money Transfer Control Number-MTCN which he is to inform to the receiver at the remote end. The amount thus deposited is made available to the bonafide receiver as fast as merely 10 seconds.

Worlds Top Banks Countrywise

NORTH AMERICA: Citigroup
LATIN AMERICA: Citigroup
WESTERN EUROPE: Deutsche Bank
CENTRAL EUROPE: UniCredit Group
SCANDINAVIA: Handelsbanken
MIDDLE EAST: Ahli United Bank
AFRICA: Standard Bank
ASIA-PACIFIC: HSBC
SOUTHEAST ASIA: DBS
ARGENTINA: Citigroup
ARMENIA: Converse Bank
AUSTRALIA: Westpac Banking
AUSTRIA: UniCredit Group
BAHRAIN: AhIi United Bank
BELARUS: Priorbank
BELGIUM: Fords Bank
BRAZIL: Banco do Brasil
CANADA: Scotia Capital
CHILE: Banco de Chile
CHINA: Bank of China
COLOMBIA: Bancolombia
COSTA RICA: Scotia Capital
DENMARK: Danske Bank
ECUADOR: Citigroup
EGYPT: Commercial International B
EL SALVADOR: Citigroup
ESTONIA: Hansabank Branch
FRANCE: BNP Paribas
GAMBIA: Standard Chartered Bank
GEORGIA: Bank of Georgia
GERMANY: Deutsche Bank Branches
GREECE: National Bank of Greece
GUATEMALA: Banco Industrial
HONG KONG: HSBC
HUNGARY: OTP Bank
INDIA: ICICI Bank
ISRAEL: Bank Hapoalim
ITALY: UniCredit Group
JAMAICA: National Commercial
JAPAN: Mitsubishi UFJ Financial
JORDAN: Arab Bank
KAZAKHSTAN: Kazkommertsbank
KUWAIT: National Bank of Kuwait
LATVIA: Parex banka
LEBANON: BLOM Bank
LITHUANIA: SEBVilniaus Bankas
MALAYSIA: HSBC Malaysia Berhad
MEXICO: Banamex
MOLDOVA: Victoriabank
THE NETHERLANDS: ABN AMRO
NEW ZEALAND: ANZ
NIGERIA: First Bank of Nigeria
NORWAY: DnB NOR
OMAN: BankMuscat
PAKISTAN: National Bank
PERU: Citigroup
POLAND: Bank BPH
PORTUGAL: Millennium bcp
QATAR: Qatar National Bank
RUSSIA: MDM Bank
SAUDI ARABIA: Samba
SINGAPORE: DBS
SLOVAKIA: Tatra Banka
SLOVENIA: Nova Ljubljanska Banka
SOUTH AFRICA: Standard Bank
SOUTH KOREA: Korea Exchange
SPAIN: Grupo Santander
SWEDEN: Handelsbanken Capital
SWITZERLAND: UBS
TAIWAN: Chinatrust Commercial
THAILAND: Bangkok Bank
TURKEY: Akbank
UAE: National Bank of Dubai
UKRAINE: Privatbank
UNITED KINGDOM: Barclays Capital
UNITED STATES: Citigroup
URUGUAY: ABN AMRO
VENEZUELA: Banco Mercantil