Sending money from Russia
Need to send money from Russia?
You pay in rubles from a Russian card or account — the recipient abroad gets local currency. The amount to be received is visible before payment, with the 1% fee already in it.
- Fee 1% The same for every destination and every amount
- Delivery from 15 minutes The manager names the exact timing before payment
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You send
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You receiveUSDEURTRYAED+ 4
Calculator for transfers from Russia
Send a transferThe rate is indicative. A manager locks the exact rate before payment.
How to send money from Russia
The usual ways of sending money out of Russia only work in part: cards are not accepted abroad, SWIFT does not reach everywhere and not always, and the timing is unknown in advance. We close that gap: you pay in rubles inside the country, and the recipient abroad gets the money in the currency of their country.
The transfer can be paid from a card or an account with a Russian bank, in cash at an office or in crypto. The manager will say which of these is available on your destination when calculating the deal.
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Rubles from a card or an account
The most common option: the rubles stay inside Russia, and we take on the conversion and the delivery.
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Cash at an office
If handing the money over in person is easier, that works in the cities where we have an office.
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Cryptocurrency
USDT and other coins are accepted as payment for the transfer — the recipient gets ordinary currency.
Where people send money most often
The destinations people ask about most often are the countries where Russians live and work: Turkey, the UAE, Thailand, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Armenia and the countries of Europe. Each of the twenty-five destinations has its own page with terms and ways to collect the money.
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To an account with a local bank
The usual way for rent, tuition and regular payments: the money arrives in the currency of the country to the recipient's account.
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Through a local payment system
Many countries have their own instant transfer systems working by phone number — delivery takes minutes.
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Cash at our office
In some countries the recipient can collect the money in cash. The cities are listed on the page of the destination.
Timing, fee and limits
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A 1% fee
Flat, whatever the amount and the destination. The manager locks the rate before payment, and the amount to be received does not change after that.
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From 15 minutes
Most transfers leave right after payment. The longest part is delivery in countries where the receiving bank only works on weekdays.
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No limits on our side
Limits come only from the receiving bank — a daily limit on incoming payments through a local payment system, for example.
Why people choose Globe_EX
- Instant delivery We send 95% of transfers instantly
- Great rates and terms We always offer the best rate we can find, and our fee is only 1%
- Safety guaranteed We check the recipient details before sending and confirm every delivery. The deal is closed only once the recipient confirms the money has arrived
- Support 24/7 Our support team is ready to help at any hour. Most questions get an answer within a minute
- We work worldwide We send transfers to more than 100 countries around the globe
Questions about transfers from Russia
What can I pay for a transfer from Russia with?
Rubles from a card or an account with a Russian bank, cash at our office or cryptocurrency. The manager confirms the available options when calculating the deal — they depend on the destination.
What documents are needed?
For an ordinary transfer the recipient's data is enough: the name in Latin letters and the account details or the phone number. If the receiving side has its own requirements for the payment reference, the manager will warn you in advance.
Can I send rubles and have dollars delivered?
Yes, that is the usual scenario: you pay in rubles, and the recipient gets the currency of their country or dollars. The conversion rate is locked before payment.
Is there a limit on the amount?
There is none on our side. Limits can be set by the receiving bank — a daily limit on deliveries through a local payment system, for example.
