Fee for incoming international wire in our bank

If the wire has not been marked with "no charges for beneficiary" (shared costs), our bank charges a us a fee in local currency (EEK) for receiving it. If this fee is charged we will deduct it from your payment before converting into e-gold.

Please ask your bank, whether you have "no charges for beneficiary" option. In most North American and South-East Asian countries this option is not available.

As choosing this option will usually rise the cost of wire, we recommend to compare the difference with the fee charged by our bank. You can save money by not checking "no fees for beneficiary".

Fee for incoming EU wire

If a wire smaller than 12500 EUR has been sent to us from a country in European Union, the fee for incoming wire is only 1.92 EUR.
 

Deductions by correspondent and intermediary banks

Depending on how a bank wire is routed, payments from and to some countries can be charged extra fees (usually 5 - 25 USD) by correspondent and/or intermediary banks. The correspondent bank fees may be deducted from the amount received.

 
Selling e-gold

Fee for outgoing wire in our bank

If you wish to fund an international bank wire with e-gold, you can choose among three wire types. You can choose how fast the wire will arrive and how much will it cost (for you and the receiver).

Receival fee in your bank