Choose which transfer company is the best fit with Savvy
Compare companies with Savvy before deciding on your final choice of money transfer provider. All comparisons are free, so you can compare as often as you like. It’s also important to compare often as the exchange rate between the Australian dollar and the United Arab Emirates dirham is quite volatile. This is particularly important if you’re going to be transferring funds to the UAE regularly.
Sign up and set up your account
You’ll need to provide your name and email address to sign up for an account. You’ll receive a link to open your account online, so you can follow the prompts. This may involve you downloading either a mobile app store or following a link to a website where you’ll be assisted to set up your account.
Provide necessary identification
You’ll need to be at least 18 years old to sign up for an account with most transfer companies. You’ll need to provide a government-issued identity document such as a driver’s licence or passport. The account-opening process is usually quick and easy and should take less than five minutes. You’ll only have to go through the set-up process once, after which you can make multiple transfers without having to show your ID again.
Enter your recipient’s details
Once you’ve set up your account, you’ll need the details of the person you wish to send money to. You’ll need their name, bank details, email address and possibly mobile phone number, depending on which transfer method you choose. If you’re using a non-bank transfer app, you may need to provide their phone account number too.
Select transfer amount and send
Select your transfer amount and make sure you check all your recipient’s details are correct before sending your transfer off. You’ll be given a receipt number or a tracking number. Keep this information safe in case there are any queries or your transfer is delayed.