To get started, you must have a savings account in an RBC checking account.
Next, sign up for RBC online banking. You can also download the app from Google Play or the App Store and enroll in online banking.
When sending money, you will need the recipient's bank account number, the bank's swift code, and the branch where money will be picked up or sent.
The daily amount you can send is $2500. However, you can send multiple times each day as long as you don't exceed the limit.
Upon sending, your recipient can receive the funds in their account within 1 to 5 business days.
If three days elapse and still no fund in their account, you can lodge an investigation but at a fee.
The good thing with the RBC money transfer service is that the bank doesn't impose a fee on the recipient.
However, third-party fees from their bank or financial institution may apply.
If you are already enrolled on the RBC Online banking, follow these steps;
Select the Accounts Summary page
Then, scroll to Quick Payments & Transfers and choose International Money Transfer. A window with on-screen instructions pop-ups.
There's not much difference with the RBC app, only that this time around, you'll need to select Send Money, the International Money Transfer.
It's important to note that the recipient must be registered for RBC Online Banking when using the app.
When sending, you must indicate the currency through which the recipient will receive the funds. In this case, choose INR.
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