Traveling the world, one currency at a time

Outward Remittance is a transfer of money in foreign exchange, by a resident in India to a beneficiary situated outside the country (except for Nepal, Bhutan, North Korea and Iran) for a purpose as approved under FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act). You may send money abroad to a beneficiary for various purposes including education, employment abroad, emigration, foreign travel, medical treatment, etc.

Yes, it is advisable to carry a small value of your Foreign Exchange in the form of currency notes, so you have cash on hand for immediate expenses like hiring a cab, buying food, obtaining a trolley etc.

Multicurrency Forex Card is designed exclusively for customers who travel extensively across the globe. It is a unique product with multiple currencies loaded on the same card for convenience, thus avoiding the need to carry multiple cards for different destinations. When you're traveling, it's easy to access local currency at an ATM. Simply look for the Visa/Mastercard symbol on the ATM. These are a part of global ATM network which allows you to get cash at over 2 million ATM's in more than 200 countries and territories the world over. Before you travel, it is a good idea to check with your card-issuing bank about the overseas ATM transaction fees.

Swift Copy refers to a document that acts as a confirmation of payment made from your bank and informs the beneficiary of the value date of the transaction.