Your online account allows you to transfer money to a Czech bank account around the clock, with most payments arriving in 1-2 days. This is the same duration as if you were to make the payment by phone, while you can track your payments or view your full transaction history either online or by phone.

Sending money to the Czech Republic via your online account is free, with no international payment fees incurred on your transfer. This means that your payment won’t cost you any more than the amount you’re sending overseas. On top of this, you’ll enjoy a great exchange rate and access to a wide range of FX tools.

When sending money to a Czech bank account, you will need to provide the following information:

• Full name of account holder
• IBAN
• BIC or SWIFT code

Read our in-depth guides on IBANs and BIC/ SWIFT codes for more information on the types of banking information you will need to provide and how to find it.

Every bank account within the Czech Republic has an IBAN, which enables foreign banks to identify this account when they are requested to make a payment. A Czech IBAN is a 24 character code that begins with an ISO Country Code and two IBAN check digits and continues with a Basic Bank Account Number.

Example of a Czech IBAN:

CZ65 0123 4567 8901 234 5678

There are no limits on the amount of money you can send to Czech Republic via moneycorp, meaning we can help with your transfer no matter the size. Our service helps both individuals and businesses make their money go further on their international payments.

With moneycorp, we allow you to make payments to a wide range of well-known banks in the Czech Republic, not limited to the following:

• Czech National Bank (CNB)
• Czech Export Bank (CEB)
• Ceska Sporitelna
• Československá obchodní banka (ČSOB)
• Komerční banka

If your bank is not on the list, it doesn't necessarily mean we're unable to make the payment for you. Speak with one of our specialists to find out more.