Instant money
transfers from Israel

Faster than a regular wire transfer

Our money transfer to a US bank account arrives within 1 business day after the day it’s sent. A regular wire transfer can take up to 5 business days — the money passes through a chain of intermediary banks, and time is lost at every step. We send money to Europe even faster: thanks to our direct connection to the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), our bank transfers arrive within minutes.

Cash — no bank needed at all

When money is needed right away, the recipient can pick it up in cash at a payout location — no bank account, no card required. This helps when a bank simply can’t: for example, if you’re a tourist whose card was stolen or blocked, and the money is needed today — even on a Saturday.

No hidden fees

With a regular wire transfer, a fee is charged at every step: the sending bank, one or two intermediary banks, and the receiving bank — each charging a fixed amount regardless of the transfer size. For example, on a $400 transfer, total fees can add up to around $50–80 — that’s up to 20% of the amount. The exact fee isn’t known to the bank at the time of sending; it’s charged after the fact. Our fee, on the other hand, is significantly lower, and you see it before you send.

Always free for the recipient

With banks, the recipient often pays a fee to receive an international transfer — and that fee, too, isn’t known in advance and is charged after the fact. With us, only the sender pays the fee. For the recipient, our transfers are always free.

Depends on the payout method.

• Cash or card — usually within a few minutes of payment.
• Bank account in Europe (SEPA) — usually within a few minutes.
• Bank account in the US — one extra business day.

If you need to send money urgently — for example, on Saturday, when everything is closed — a transfer with cash or card payout reaches the recipient within minutes, even when banks aren’t working.

Government license

MoneySend is operated by Albercom Ltd (address: Daniel Frisch 3, Tel Aviv), holder of a Financial Asset Service Provider license No. 62711, issued by Israel’s Capital Market, Insurance and Savings Authority. We’re required to meet regulatory requirements — from financial stability to transaction monitoring.

Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Mark

Albercom holds the trust mark of Dun & Bradstreet  — the world’s oldest business credit rating bureau (founded in 1841), used by banks and government bodies worldwide to assess company reliability.

Your card details can’t be stolen

Your card details are never stored by us and are never visible to us. They’re transmitted directly to Isracard’s secure processing system. Even in the event of a breach, our customers’ card details would not be exposed.

Not a single incident in our history

Speaking of breaches — since MoneySend launched in 2018, and even earlier, since Albercom was founded in 1996, we haven’t had a single successful breach or data leak.

We solve the problem first

Sometimes a transfer can’t be paid out — for example, the recipient’s card is blocked, or the name doesn’t match their passport. Call us and you’ll reach a live representative right away — no bots, no phone menus, even on Shabbat and holidays. We’ll offer a solution: payout to another card, cash payout, correcting the details.

If the solution doesn’t work for you — a full refund, no questions asked

If you’d rather get your money back than find an alternative — for any reason — we refund 100% of the amount, including the fee. Not “minus a fee” — the whole thing.

The fee is 1.5% of the transfer amount. The minimum fee is $5. Go to the transfer page, choose your destination country, and you’ll immediately see a cost calculator showing the fee and the exact amount that will be charged to your card. We guarantee no hidden fees. For the recipient, our transfers are always free.

We accept all Visa, Mastercard, and American Express cards issued in Israel, including prepaid Postal Bank cards.