Money Transfer Across Borders
Do you know you can receive or send money directly from your account abroad with our western union money transfer? Yes, you can! Take advantage now!
US Dollars Payout either as Cash Pick up or directly into your Bank account – it is entirely your choice
You can receive Money Transfer in US Dollars directly into your Wema bank Domiciliary account or over the counter at any Wema Bank branch nationwide. Tap into this opportunity.
We at Wema bank understand the need to connect Nigerians in Diaspora with their loved ones here at home and vice-versa, that is why our customers can enjoy the Send and Receive options via Western Union Money Transfer from all our branches nationwide. This service enables people to send & receive money from over 250 countries through Agent locations worldwide using its web-based application.
Western Union and Wema Bank also have an exciting new service called Account Based Money Transfer (ABMT) which allows you receive funds directly into your Wema Bank account via the Bank’s Internet banking platform and digital banking platform, ALAT App.
- Charge-free to the receiver, senders pay all charges
- Send and Receive options available at all Wema branches
- The beneficiary can receive immediately Sender processes from send location
- Money transfer can be received directly into the customer’s account in Local Currency
- Funds can be received as cash or transferred directly into account (ABMT)
Duly completed Receive Form with the following detail:
- The Western Union Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN)
- Expected Amount in local currency(Naira)
- Acceptable means of identification
- The receiver’s name, address and phone number
- Sender’s name and country (city to be included for transfers coming from the US and Mexico)
- Test Question and Answer where applicable.
Acceptable Beneficiary IDs:
- Nigerian International Passport/Foreign Passport
- Driver’s License
- Permanent Voters card
- National Identity Card
- Verified BVN
Duly completed Send Form with the following details:
- Sender’s name, Phone number, address
- The receiver’s name and country
- Amount in Naira
- Acceptable means of identification
- Test Question and Answer where applicable
- A maximum sends limit of 1,000USD or Naira equivalent per customer per quarter, as stipulated by the Central Bank of Nigeria.