PromptPay
The Bank of Thailand describes PromptPay as retail payment infrastructure for fund transfers using aliases such as phone numbers and national identification numbers.
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590/mo demandCompare each provider's Thailand payout method with the documented domestic rails below. Domestic-rail speed is not an end-to-end remittance promise.
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Compare the same send amount and funding method in each live quote. The entries below preserve each audited provider disclosure and its publication context.
| Provider | Published fee guidance | Attribution |
|---|---|---|
| Wise | For a representative $1,000 transfer, the corridor page requires a live quote rather than publishing one fixed fee; amount and funding method determine the displayed cost. | as published accessed August 2026Source |
| Remitly | The official corridor page advertises no fee on the first transfer for eligible new customers. Standard $1,000 pricing and the exchange rate still require a live quote. | as published accessed August 2026Source |
| Xoom | For a representative $1,000 transfer, Xoom says it shows the exact fee and recipient amount before send; the public corridor page does not publish one fixed fee. | as published accessed August 2026Source |
| Western Union | The official corridor page advertises a $0 first online or digital transfer fee for eligible new customers; FX earnings, funding-method exclusions, and later fees still apply. | as published accessed August 2026Source |
Receive-side rails
Compare each provider's Thailand payout method with the documented domestic rails below. Domestic-rail speed is not an end-to-end remittance promise.
The Bank of Thailand describes PromptPay as retail payment infrastructure for fund transfers using aliases such as phone numbers and national identification numbers.
Rail sourceThe official roadmap lists mobile number, national ID, corporate registration number, and e-wallet ID as PromptPay identifiers.
Rail sourceEnter the same USD amount in each live Thailand corridor quote so the comparison uses a consistent input.
Select only a bank, wallet, or pickup method that the provider currently shows for the intended recipient.
Use the exact legal name and destination details requested in the live form, then confirm them with the recipient.
Review the USD debit, fee, exchange rate, THB delivered, and dated arrival estimate before paying.
Keep the prepayment disclosure, receipt, and reference until the recipient confirms the correct amount arrived.
Confirm that the provider supports the recipient's chosen PromptPay alias or bank account; the official roadmap does not establish remitter-specific payout coverage.
Compliance sourceRemitly says sending limits vary by sender location, identity-verification status, delivery method, and destination country; use its current limits guide and live corridor flow.
Compliance sourceThailand transfer questions
The Bank of Thailand describes PromptPay as retail payment infrastructure for fund transfers using aliases such as phone numbers and national identification numbers.
No. The official timing describes the domestic Thailand payment leg. USD funding, provider screening, conversion, and release occur before that leg, so use the dated provider estimate.
PromptPay can use a mobile number, national ID, corporate registration number, or e-wallet ID, but use only the identifier the selected provider requests.
Xoom publishes Thailand bank or debit-card deposit and cash pickup.
No current universal PromptPay cap was included because the fetched official roadmap did not publish one for all participants.
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Content reviewed 2026-08-10