Transfer operations do not require a bank account.

Do you want to make a big purchase, pay for your studies or construction of an apartment?

To pay for a thing you liked – furniture, electric appliance or construction materials – you do not necessarily have to rush home to get money or hastily look for an exchange office. It would be quite enough if you asked the shop assistant to make out an invoice. Then you will not fear lest somebody should buy the sofa you liked or beg the shop assistant to put it aside. You can pay the invoice at BelSwissBank the next day.

Money transfers are good for paying for education, construction or reconstruction of an apartment, medical, real estate and other services.

How To make a Money Transfer :

Visit BelSwissBank Private Clients Settlement Department room 202, 25, Y. Kupaly Str., 9:00-16:15 Monday-Friday;

Present your passport and the transfer document (contract, invoice, information materials, ad) with the name, surname and patronymic of the recipient, bank details, cost of goods and services, payment purpose.

NB: The 1974-standard USSR passports and the 1993-standard Belarusian passports were valid before July 1 2004.

Do you plan to sell a car, apartment or summer cottage? Bulky transactions between individuals are formalized by sale contracts. Contract payments are always made in Belarusian rubles . We suggest using BelSwissBank transfer services. How to collect transferred money? Consult BelSwissBank Private Clients Settlement Department about the transaction, learn the details of the settlement account for individuals; Inform the payer about the details of the settlement account for individuals; Visit BelSwissBank Department for Payment Services to Individuals and present a passport or any other ID; Withdraw the cash either in Belarusian rubles or foreign currency (in the latter case you should sign a special agreement with BelSwissBank) from BelSwissBank cashier’s desk.

Tariffs

Transaction (service)	Tariff
BYR transfers for Private Clients
Amounts deposited in the national currency	0.2% of the amount
Amounts deposited in foreign currency and subsequently sold to the Bank	Free
Amounts subsequently paid in taxes, duties to budgets and budget funds	Free
Cash-withdrawal services for Private Clients
Withdrawal of transferred cash in Belarusian rubles ;	Up to 0.7% of the amount
Withdrawal of transferred cash in foreign currency.	Up to 0.5% of the amount

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