Send money from U.S. to Pakistan with zero fees

Through Ria Money Transfer, the PRI currently offers a rebate on all money transfers of $100 USD or more for senders in the United States and the United Kingdom.

Learn more about sending from the UK here.

No. Only select money transfer companies, including Ria Money Transfer, are a part of the PRI program and can offer zero fees on qualifying money transfers.

No, this offer applies to all Ria transfer methods sent to Pakistan from the U.S., including sending online, through the Ria app, and in person at a Ria store or agent location.

No, this offer applies on all bank transfers, mobile wallet transfers, and cash pick-up transfers initiated in the U.S. with Ria.

The payment options depend on what country you're in. In the U.S., you can pay for your transfer with credit card, debit card, bank, or cash.

When choosing a payment method, remember that the method you choose can impact the amount of time the transfer takes.

It won't! Your recipient's experience will remain the same, and they will receive the same amount.

Visit a Ria location, use our website, or log in to our mobile app to send money directly to your recipient’s bank account in Pakistan. All you need is:

• The recipient’s full legal name (as it appears on their bank account)

• The name of the recipient’s bank 

• The recipient’s bank account number or IBAN

Ria will take care of the rest!

No, this offer only applies when you send to personal accounts.

Sending money electronically is the safest way to send funds to Pakistan. Unlike mailing cash, which can get lost or stolen, online transfers through Ria ensure your money arrives securely. Ria’s world-class security team monitors all transfers in real-time, detecting any suspicious activity early. Plus, Ria never stores your payment details, ensuring your financial information is always protected.