New: Higher sending limits now available
Send more money home from the United States
Transfer up to 100,000 USD in a single transaction.
The amount you can send may vary depending on the country and delivery method. Sending limits may change based on fluctuations in FX rates. Additional documentation may be requested.
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FAQs about Remitly sending limits
Are there limits on how much I can send from the United States?
Yes. For security and regulatory reasons, Remitly applies sending limits based on the country you’re sending from. The current maximum sending limit from the United States is 100,000 USD. Your personal sending limit may be lower depending on:- Your account verification level
- The payment method you choose
- The destination country
- Your transfer history
Have Remitly’s send limits from the United States changed?
Remitly can periodically update its sending limits from the United States to give customers more flexibility.
If your limit has changed, your current maximum transfer amount will be shown in the Remitly app or website before you complete your transfer.
Limits may vary based on:- Your transfer history
- The identification you’ve provided
- Local regulations
- The destination country
How much money can I send from the United States per transfer?
The maximum amount you can send per transfer from the United States depends on your account verification level, delivery method (such as cash pickup or bank deposit), and the destination country.
When you set up a transfer, your current per-transfer limit will be displayed automatically before you confirm payment.
If you need to send more, you may be able to increase your send limit by providing additional verification.
To learn more about Remitly sending limits, visit our help center’s sending limit guide (opens in new window).
The amount you can send may vary depending on the country and delivery method. Sending limits may change based on fluctuations in FX rates. Additional documentation may be requested.Is there a limit on how much my recipient can receive from the United States?
Some receiving countries and delivery methods have limits on how much your recipient can receive per transfer or within a certain period.
In some cases, this receiving limit may be lower than your available sending limit.
If a destination country or delivery method has a limit, you’ll see this while setting up your transfer and can adjust the amount before completing the transfer.What information do I need to provide to send more money from the United States?
To increase your sending limit, you may be asked to verify your identity or provide additional information about your sending activity to comply with financial regulations.
Depending on your situation, you may need to provide:- Your name, date of birth, and address
- Your passport, Social Security Number (SSN) or ITIN number (if sending from the United States) or other government-issued ID
- Supporting documents such as a utility bill
- Information about your occupation, source of income, or reason for sending
- Bank statements or pay stubs
Learn more about why Remitly requests additional information (opens in new window) and how to verify your identity (opens in new window).
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The amount you can send may vary depending on the country and delivery method. Sending limits may change based on fluctuations in FX rates. Additional documentation may be requested.