How to transfer large amounts of money with Chase
Check out our helpful guide to using Chase to transfer a large amount of money, including transfer times, limits and how to make a payment.
Considering using Ria Money Transfer to make an international payment? The US-based company is an online money transfer specialist, which lets you send transfers from the UK to over 165 countries.¹
But is Ria safe to use in the UK? Security will always be an important thing to consider when sending money overseas, especially if you do it regularly or send large sums.
Below, we’ll run through everything you need to know about security at Ria Money Transfer. This includes regulation, security tech and anti-fraud measures, and how you can keep yourself safe while using the service.
We’ll also quickly show you an ultra-secure alternative - Wise.
But first, let’s take a closer look at Ria and its security features.
Yes, under the name of Euronet Payment Services Limited, Ria is authorised in the UK by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as a payment services provider. This company is also registered at Companies House.²
So, what measures does Ria Money Transfer take to keep your transactions, money and personal details safe? Let’s take a look at a few of the security measures it uses:³
If you suspect fraud, have security concerns or your transfer doesn’t arrive, there are lots of ways you can contact the Ria Money Transfer team. This includes:
You might also be able to get help in the Ria Money Transfer mobile app.
Ria has lots of security measures in place, but there are also things you can do to stay safe while using the online transfer service. Here are some tips:
Of course, Ria isn’t the only money transfer service out there. You could potentially save money on your international payment by shopping around and finding an alternative.
Open a Wise multi-currency account online and you can send money to 160 countries in 40+ currencies.There are only ever low, transparent fees to pay (available upfront), and you’ll always get fair, mid-market exchange rates with no margins added on top.
Sending online transfers with Wise is fast, convenient and fully trackable.
Wise also has safety covered. It’s FCA regulated and uses sophisticated security measures to keep your money safe, such as:
Find out more about how Wise works here.
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