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7/1/25, 9:35 AM               How UAE expats can transfer money abroad without a bank account, with low fees | Khaleej Times
        It maintains a safe record of all transactions which you can access with ease. This app allows users to send money using cash,
        a prepaid card, or a linked digital wallet.
        Its standout advantages include real-time rate monitoring, flexible payout methods, competitive fees, strong regulatory backing,
        and added perks like loyalty points and developer-ready remittance solutions.

        Al Ansari Exchange app


        Al Ansari Exchange app is a fully digital 'super-app' for remittances, prepaid card management, bill payments, airline tickets,
        mobile top-ups, and government services.


        It has multiple payment options such as online bank transfers, credit cards, Visa/ Mastercard debit cards, direct debit, PayPlus
        card or even cash at the branch to make your experience with us as convenient as possible.

        Regulated by Central Bank of the UAE, Al Ansari Exchange app sends money 24 hours with real‑time exchange rates and rate-
        alert notification. The app offers bank-grade encryption, fraud prevention layers, and in‑app secure navigation.

        Unimoni app

        Unimoni (formerly UAE Exchange) is a global financial services brand under the Wizz Financial/Finablr umbrella,
        headquartered in Abu Dhabi. It operates in over 30 countries with a strong presence across the GCC, South Asia, Africa,
        Australia, Canada and more.

        It is a global provider of money transfer, foreign exchange, payments, travel services, and credit solutions. It claims to be
        transparent, with low fees displayed upfront in dirham and no hidden charges or surprises.

        The app uses live mid-market rates for foreign exchange, with small markups built into rates instead of flat fees. For India
        transfers, fees include 18 per cent GST on the fee or forex margin, 5 per cent TCS (tax collected at source) for over Dh30,500
        remittances yearly under India’s regulations.












































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