Wise fees: Only pay for what you use
Fair prices, no hidden fees
No subscriptions, no monthly fees. You’ll always see the fee upfront, and only pay for what you use.
Registering with Wise | |
Register for a Wise account | Free |
Sending money | |
Sending moneyFee varies by currency | From 0.33% |
Spending with your card | |
Withdrawing 200 GBP per month per account2 or less withdrawals | Free |
ATM fees over 200 GBP per month per account+ 0.50 GBP per withdrawal | 1.75% |
Account Funding transactionsApplies to transactions that include topping up e-wallets and other accounts in certain currencies, see FAQ. | 2% |
Getting the Wise debit cardNo subscription fees | 7 GBP |
Converting moneyFee varies by currency | From 0.33% |
Pay with the Wise cardSpend funds in your balance in the same currency online, in-store and abroad safely | Free |
Holding money in your account | |
Hold and convert between 40+ currencies in your Wise Account | Free |
Investing in Wise InterestKeep your money in an interest-earning fundCapital at risk. Growth not guaranteedLearn more | From 0.27% annual fee |
Investing in StocksHave a stake in the world’s largest companiesCapital at risk. Growth not guaranteedLearn more | From 0.61% annual fee |
Receiving money | |
Getting account details to receive in 23 currencies | Free |
Receiving domestic payments (non-Swift / non-wire)Receive AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP, HUF, NZD, SGD, TRY, USD | Free |
Receiving USD wire and Swift paymentsFixed fee per payment | 6.11 USD |
Receiving GBP Swift paymentsFixed fee per payment | 2.16 GBP |
Receiving EUR Swift paymentsFixed fee per payment | 2.39 EUR |
Receiving Swift payments in an additional 20 currenciesYou can see how much they cost from here |
Our three principles
Low, and getting lower
We charge as little as possible, and we’re on a mission to drop prices until we’re eventually free.
Radically transparent
We’re honest and upfront about what things cost, we use the mid-market rate, and never hide fees.
Fair for all
You pay for what you use. No more. No less. We believe no one should pay the cost of someone else’s ‘free’.