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Routing numbers and ABA numbers are the same thing. Both terms refer to the nine-digit code used to identify U.S. banks for processing direct deposits, wire transfers, and bill payments. "ABA" stands for the American Bankers Association, which developed this system, so "ABA number" is another way to refer to the routing number.

No, SWIFT codes and routing numbers are not the same. SWIFT codes are used for international transfers to identify banks globally while routing numbers are used for domestic transactions within the U.S. to identify banks and financial institutions.

Use an ACH transfer for standard electronic transactions within the U.S., like direct deposits and bill payments.

Sending money online with Remitly is safe and secure. We guarantee that your transfers to the United States will be delivered reliably and on time. We'll refund the transfer fees if your money doesn’t arrive by the date and time we promise.

The cost of sending money depends on the amount, payment method, and delivery option you select. At Remitly, we focus on offering competitive exchange rates and keeping fees low to give you the best value.

Yes, we regularly offer promotional rates, discounts, and bonuses to eligible new customers sending their first transfers.

Depending on the recipient's location, money can be received through cash pickup⁠(opens in new window), mobile money⁠(opens in new window), home delivery⁠(opens in new window), debit card deposit⁠(opens in new window), or directly into a bank account⁠(opens in new window). Be sure to inform the sender of your preferred method.

Recipients don't need a Remitly account to receive money, but the sender must have an account⁠(opens in new window) to send funds.