You can pay for your online transactions using:

• Debit Card
• Credit Card

We advise you to check the individual country page for delivery methods and timescales.

• Cash Pickup Cash is available to collect instantly. It will be available for collection on next day if created after banking hours, weekdays and public holidays.
• Bank Deposits Bank Deposit delivery timescales vary per country but are usually credited within 1 - 2 business days. In case of incorrect bank details, it may incur additional delays.
• Wallet (specific countries only)

To place the transaction, you need to Login your account and follow these simple steps:

• Choose Destination Country
• Select payout option i.e. Cash Pick up or Bank Deposit
• Select payout location
• Enter amount
• Create or choose Beneficiary
• Create or choose Bank details
• Select payment method
• Select sending reason
• Confirm the Payment

We may acquire any of the following documents as proof of identity for a transfer:

Proof of ID

• Coloured picture of passport
• Coloured picture of driving license
• Coloured picture of EU member state ID card with photo

Proof of address

• Utility bill
• Bank statement
• Bank letter
• Employment letter
• Credit card statement
• NHS letter/GP card
• Official letter from any Government body

Proof of funds: As per declared Source

• Pay/wage slips
• Credit card statement (Document must contain identification such as name and account number)
• Solicitor Letter, House sale receipt, car sale receipt, etc.
• Bank loan documents (including mortgages)
• P60 or P21(Annual Tax Returns)
• Self-assessment

(Compliance reserve the right to ask for any additional documents/reject payment)

If you are sending money using a Debit card or Credit card, then mostly transactions are completed in minutes.

If sending money using Online Bank Transfer method, then transactions are completed within 1-2 banking days.

Note: Following factors may also affect delivery times:

• Accuracy of Information (both your personal data and beneficiary details)
• Difference in time- zones
• Operational working hours (unavailability of banks on weekends and local holidays)
• Additional information needs to be collected from you to ensure the security and safety of your transaction
• Uncontrollable circumstances, such as a rare instance of downtime affecting one of our business partners

On our app, you can check the transaction status in “My Transaction” option.

On our website, click on “Tracker” option from the header and enter your transaction code to check the status.

If you wish to cancel a transaction you have made, please follow the following steps:

• Please Login to your Kochay Exchange account and go to My Transactions.
• Click on the transaction you want to cancel and scroll down.
• Click on “Request Cancellation” and submit after entering the reason of cancellation

There is no maximum limit when sending money with Kochay Exchange, as long as you can meet the compliance requisites.

Please contact us on our direct helpline numbers regarding further details.

With respect to sending money to different countries, Kochay Exchange Money Transfer has been recognized as formidable leaders due to best affordable exchange rates.

Note: There is no hidden fee with Kochay Exchange and no additional charges/fee at receiving end. For more details, visit our individual country page for live exchange rates and transaction fee.

Kochay Exchange Money Transfer is an online portal so that you can send money online - Cash is not being facilitated at all.

For payment collection, the receiver needs to provide the following details:

• Transaction number (also known as payment number, PIN or pin code)
• Beneficiary’s valid National ID Card of the destination country

If you are transferring money to a bank account, you may be asked to provide the following details for the successful processing of a bank deposit transaction.

• IBAN The International Bank Account Number is used in many countries around the world. The IBAN consists of alphanumeric characters, varying in length as per financial institution.
• BIC (or SWIFT) The Bank Identifier Code (sometimes called SWIFT) is either 8 or 11 digits long that includes numbers and letters.