Send Money to Pakistan – Low Fees & Fast Transfers

Online money transfer services offering competitive GBP→PKR rates and low fees.

Yes. Debit cards are fast and often the cheapest option.

Online transfers are usually cheaper. Banks often charge higher fees and offer poorer rates.

Yes — pickup locations include Easypaisa, Bank Alfalah, Bank of Punjab and others.

Debit card transfers, mobile wallets and cash pickup are typically the quickest.

Yes. Limits vary by provider — some allow £250,000 for verified customers, others cap first transfers around £10,000.

Check your provider’s app for real-time updates. If unresolved, contact support with your reference number.

Incorrect bank details can delay or fail a transfer. Always double-check the account name and number before sending.

You will need the recipient’s full name, bank account number, bank account information, and their mobile phone number or email address for transfer updates. Some providers may also ask for additional information such as the reason for transfer or your country of residence.

Yes. For most services, identity verification is required for compliance and security. You may need to confirm your birth date, address, and upload a valid ID. Providing accurate payment details and your email address helps prevent delays.

Compare providers that show fees upfront and give great rates on Pakistani Rupee (PKR) transfers. Always check whether additional fees apply when using credit card companies or choosing fast delivery methods. Looking at the total amount of money the recipient receives is the easiest way to compare options.

Most services support debit cards, credit cards, online bank transfers and mobile apps. Delivery methods include bank deposit, mobile wallet transfers, and cash pickup. Choose the payment option that balances speed, transfer fees, and how quickly your recipient needs the funds.

Regulated providers show fees upfront, offer secure payment options, and confirm transfers by email. You’ll receive real-time updates, and your recipient’s email address or mobile number may be used for delivery notifications.

Yes. Many providers support cash pickup and mobile wallet deposits in Pakistan. Your recipient can collect money using their full name, bank account information (if applicable), and a mobile phone number for verification.

Most services use live mid-market rates but may apply a small markup. Always compare the final amount of money your recipient will receive in Pakistani Rupees (PKR), as this includes any fees upfront and additional fees that may apply depending on your payment method.

Your email address and mobile phone number are used for identity verification, security alerts, and delivery updates. These details help ensure your transfer is protected and reduce the chance of delays caused by incorrect information.

Most services allow frequent transfers, but limits depend on account type, verification level, and the provider’s policies. Higher-value transfers may require extra identity checks or additional information to meet UK compliance rules.

Transfers may fail or be delayed if the recipient’s name or bank account number is incorrect. Providers often allow you to correct payment details before the transfer is fully processed, but once the funds are sent, you may need to raise a support request.

Yes. Transfers can take longer during public holidays in Pakistan or the United Kingdom. Payment options like debit cards may still move faster, but bank deposits and credit card transactions can take more time to clear.

Most providers offer real-time tracking through mobile apps or email notifications. You can see when the transfer is received, its delivery method, and whether any additional steps are required by the recipient.