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Varo Bank is the first all-digital national bank in the US. It offers basic banking services like checking accounts, savings accounts, and debit cards. You can easily send money using the Varo mobile app.
Varo is a US-based bank and doesn't have a SWIFT code, which is often required to send money abroad. So, they partner with third-party providers, such as WorldRemit, to send international transfers.¹
Here's everything you need to know.
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You can't send international wire transfers directly through Varo Bank, but there’s a workaround.
Varo is a US-based digital bank that doesn't have a SWIFT code, which makes sending money abroad through your Varo account impossible.
However, Varo partners with third-party providers such as WorldRemit to facilitate international transfers. WorldRemit’s network reaches more than 150 countries.¹
If you need to make an international wire transfer, you should be able to through Varo’s mobile app using WorldRemit. You can also contact Varo’s customer support to ask about other possible solutions.
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If you make an international transfer through a third-party provider such as WorldRemit, you'll need to pay their fees, which can range anywhere from 5 to 75 USD per transfer. Varo may charge their own fee as well.
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For domestic transactions, Varo makes things much simpler. You can send or receive money for free using the Varo to Anyone feature in your app - all you need is an email address or US phone number.²
Converting your USD to foreign currency often comes with hidden costs. Financial providers typically add extra markup to the mid-market exchange rate you see on Google to make extra profit.
For example, if the current exchange rate shows 1 USD = 0.92 EUR, a bank or transfer service might give you a 1 USD = 0.88 EUR rate. For a 500 USD transfer, that's a whopping 20 EUR lost in hidden fees.
Varo partners with third-party providers to make international transfers possible. Each of these providers could use their own marked-up exchange rate, reducing the amount your recipient gets.
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You can use WorldRemit to send money internationally through Varo’s mobile app.
To send money:
Step 1. Choose your destination country
Step 2. Make sure that USA is selected as your sending country
Step 3. Decide how you want to send the money
Step 4. Enter the amount you want to send
Step 5. Review the fees and exchange rates
Step 6. Create your account (you’ll need your address, email, and phone number)
Step 7. Enter your recipient’s details
Step 8. Pay the fees and confirm the transfer³
For any international wire transfer, whether through Varo or another provider, you'll need important details to make sure your money reaches the right person.
Typically, here's what you'll need for a traditional SWIFT transfer:
- Recipient's full legal name as shown on their bank account
- Recipient's complete bank account number
- Recipient's bank name and address
- Bank's SWIFT/BIC code
- Recipient's physical address
- Purpose of your transfer
When using a third-party provider like WorldRemit, you may need fewer details - especially for cash pickups. Typically, you’ll only need their full name, phone number, and email address.
Financial providers can also ask for extra verification or different forms of identification to process your transfer. Sometimes you may also need an international wire routing number.
WorldRemit, Varo’s preferred third-party provider, claims that in most cases, transfers will arrive within minutes and you’ll be able to see the expected delivery time before you make your payment.⁴
Varo itself doesn't specify any international wire transfer timelines. Typically, international wire transfers take from 1 to 5 business days.
Your transfer could face delays if:
- The receiving country has strict banking regulations
- Your transfer amount triggers additional security checks
- The recipient's information isn't correct
You can track your international wire transfer for a more accurate estimation.
Varo Bank doesn't publish their transfer limits, even for domestic transfers. Different accounts likely have different limits based on factors like how long you've had your account, your account balance, and your transfer history.
Keep in mind that third-party service providers, such as WorldRemit, typically have lower transfer limits than traditional SWIFT wire transfers.
To find out your specific limits, you'll need to contact Varo's customer service.
These limits are security measures that help prevent fraud and money laundering. Learn more about international wire transfer regulations here.
Varo's main support channel is through their mobile app.⁵ To reach customer service:
- Open the Varo app
- Tap "My Varo"
- Select "Help and support"
- Choose "Contact us"
For specific issues, you can call 1-877-377-VARO (8276) if you need help with:
No, Varo Bank doesn't have a SWIFT code. A SWIFT code helps banks identify each other when sending money across borders. Varo is a US-based bank that doesn’t directly send money to overseas banks, meaning they don't have this international banking code.
Yes, you can receive ACH transfers like direct deposits straight to your Varo account. For sending money, Varo offers their "Varo to Anyone" feature, but this only works within the US.
Yes, Varo operates entirely online and doesn't have physical branches. They're a fully digital bank that handles all services through their mobile app and website.
Sending money to another country directly with Varo Bank is impossible. They're a US-based bank that doesn't have a SWIFT code.
However, they use third-party providers, such as WorldRemit, to facilitate international transfers. It’s a fast and convenient service, but it’ll charge you fees and exchange rate markups.
For a fast, simple and secure alternative for sending money abroad, use Wise.
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