General conditions of remittances via RIA Money Transfer: the remittance fee is paid by the sender only, the payment of the transfer is free of charge. RIA Money Transfer is operating in the sector of remittances since 1987, when it started to carry out money transfers from the U.S. to Latin America. The strategy of RIA Money Transfers was aimed on developing of a system of international money transfers, insuring and helping migrant workers to transfer money home. RIA Money Transfer Service is going to expand its network to the CIS countries. RIA was founded in 1987 and it is today is one of the largest money transfer company in the world, with a global agent network. How to obtain the remittance via RIA Money Transfer - please contact your nearest agent network system. When sending money via RIA Money Transfer, the sender should inform its exact passport data and contact numbers.
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RIA Money Transfer is operating in the sector of remittances since 1987, when it started to carry out money transfers from the U.S. to Latin America. RIA Money Transfer Service is going to expand its network to the CIS countries.
How to make money transfer using RIA Money Transfer - make your payment and compensate the cost of services. RIA Money Transfer Service is going to expand its network to the CIS countries. At the very beginning RIA Money transfers was aimed to provide services of money remittances to the guest workers, which came to work from abroad. Wired money transfer is available to the recipient as soon as from the main office of Ria Money Transfer comes a special order for the payment of money, and it usually takes only few minutes. Rates RIA Money Transfer. Cost of service is 2%-3% from the transfer amount. How to make money transfer using RIA Money Transfer - tell a number of transfer to the recipient and within 10 minutes it will be possible to get money. Ria MoneyTransfer agent network includes over 10,000 branches in 74 countries, among which are almost all major countries from Europe (except Belgium), and America.