Reaching the beneficiary’s bank account would take the same time as it would take you to send the money from any other Israeli bank account.
Money converted and sent-out by Currenge to a bank account in Israel, may reach a beneficiary bank account which is held in Israel, several hours after received by Currenge, given that the beneficiary’s bank account is held at a bank where Currenge also has an account, and the monies were received at Currenge’s bank account prior to 15:30 PM, on a week day, which is a day in which there is foreign currency trade held in Israeli banks. On Fridays, and holiday eves, such cut-off time is 10:30 AM and may be on a later hour.
Currenge has bank accounts at HaPoalim, Leumi, First International bank of Israel, Discount, and Mizrachi-Tefahot banks. Such monies may also be received on a later time.
Money received on Currenge’s First International Bank account, where they are converted and sent-out by Currenge to Your client’s bank account held in the Euro Payments area or the United States of America, may even be received at Your such abroad bank account, on the same calendric day, mainly if they reach Currenge before 10:30 AM on a day there is foreign exchange activity at Israeli banks. Such monies may also be received several business days later.
Currenge strives to effectuate its clients transactions as fast as it can.
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