Why did Remitly cancel my transaction?

Remitly may have cancelled your transaction for a variety of reasons, including: You had insufficient funds in your bank account to pay for the transaction. Your account or transaction was flagged for suspicious activity. The name on your account didn't match your payment details. The recipient's bank refused the transaction. If your transaction has been cancelled, contact Remitly customer support to find out the next steps.

Which is better, Remitly or Xoom?

Remitly and Xoom excel for different reasons, but overall we found that Remitly offers lower fees and stronger exchange rates.

How does Remitly make money?

Remitly makes money in two ways: Fees: Remitly charges a fee to use its money transfer service. Mid-market markup: Remitly makes a small percentage on transfer by adding a margin to the mid-market rate.

Which countries use Remitly?

Remitly supports money transfers from 22 sending countries including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States. It also has more than 100 receiving countries around the world.

How do I track my Remitly transfer?

To track your Remitly transfer you'll need to log into your account or contact customer service by phone. If you log in online, you just need to visit the Transfer history section to view the status of past and current transfers.