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Joel Ong

27 May 2020

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Am I correct to say that Transferwise charges an exchange fee and a flat fee for SWIFT transfer (where i key in SCB SWIFT number + account number), and the transfers take a few days?

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Wrong Sean

26 May 2020

Based on the TransferWise screen, that’s what it says.

Not sure if you can transfer to the StandChart account though, I will informed by the SC team that it is not possible.

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