Most payments arrive in 1-2 working days, ensuring a quick and reliable way to transfer money to Russia. Payments can be tracked via your online account or over the phone by speaking to one of our dealers.

Sending money abroad is free when you use your online moneycorp account, with no international payment fees on your transfer. This allows you to enjoy a great exchange rate without having to worry about added costs on top.

If you want to send money to a Russian bank account, you’ll need to provide the following information of the recipient.

• Full name of account holder
• Branch code
• BIC SWIFT code
• Invoice with supplier’s name and address (if making a business payment)
• Photographic ID of the recipient and a copy of the recipient’s bank statement, less than three months old, with proof of address (if making a personal transfer)
• A bank statement from the recipient account, less than three months old (if paying your own Russian bank account)

These final three items can be provided in PDF form or as clear scans to privateclientservices@moneycorp.com if a personal payment, or clientservices@moneycorp.com if for a business payment. If you have any questions regarding your payment to Russia, call our team on 0207 589 3000 (personal) or 0207 823 7878 (business). For more information on SWIFT codes, read our in-depth guide.

There are no limits on the size of the payment that can be made to Russia with moneycorp. We cater for a wide range of payment needs for both individuals and businesses, helping you get your money where it needs to be.

We can help you make payments to a wide range of popular Russian banks, not limited to:

• Gazprombank
• Sberbank
• VTB Group
• Alfa-Bank
• BNP Paribas Russia
• Danske Bank Russia
• Raiffeisen Bank Russia
• HSBC Russia

If you can’t see the bank you need on the list, it’s not necessarily the case that we’re unable to make the payment for you. Speak with our team of specialists to find out more.