We record every rate snapshot our pipeline collects. These charts show how the recipient value — what your recipient actually gets for a fixed 1000-unit transfer — has moved over time for each provider on some major corridors. Higher is better. The dashed line is the official mid-market reference rate.
Early days. We've been recording for 12 days (67 snapshots so far), so these are short windows, not long-term trends yet. The history grows every day — check back as the picture fills in.
Recipient value (ETB) for a 1000 GBP transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (INR) for a 1000 USD transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (NGN) for a 1000 GBP transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (PHP) for a 1000 USD transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (PKR) for a 1000 GBP transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (KES) for a 1000 USD transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (MAD) for a 1000 EUR transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (BDT) for a 1000 GBP transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (GHS) for a 1000 GBP transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (MXN) for a 1000 USD transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (LKR) for a 1000 GBP transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Recipient value (ETB) for a 1000 EUR transfer — higher is better. One panel per provider, on a shared scale; the dashed grey line is the mid-market reference. “Best” marks the provider delivering the most today.
Rankings are by recipient value, not commission. See how we measure cost on the methodology page.