SendEGP Help & Knowledge Base

Transfers clear instantly 24/7/365, including weekends and public holidays. Because we route through domestic networks like Egypt's InstaPay and Sudan's Bankak, funds land in seconds without traditional multi-day SWIFT banking delays.

No. The recipient only needs their standard Egyptian bank account, InstaPay address (IPA), mobile number, Egyptian digital wallet (like Vodafone Cash), or Sudanese Bankak account. They do not need to register on SendEGP.

You can fund transfers securely using international debit or credit cards (Visa, Mastercard) and Apple Pay in USD, EUR, GBP, SAR, AED, KRW, and other major currencies.

We support 100% of the 36 banks connected to the Central Bank of Egypt's Instant Payment Network (including NBE, Banque Misr, CIB, and ALEXBANK), as well as all 29 officially registered Egyptian mobile wallets (including Vodafone Cash, Orange Cash, and Etisalat Cash).

According to official Central Bank of Egypt limits, single transactions are capped at 70,000 EGP, daily volume is capped at 120,000 EGP, and monthly volume is capped at 400,000 EGP per recipient.

Yes. SendEGP supports direct transfers to Bank of Khartoum (Bankak) accounts using either the recipient's registered Sudanese mobile phone number or their 7-to-16 digit account number.

No. Traditional SWIFT wires route through intermediary correspondent banks that deduct unpredictable fees. With SendEGP, the exact payout amount displayed on your screen is the exact amount delivered to your recipient.