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Every transfer service recorded as able to send money from Singapore to Pakistan, with what each charges, how fast it settles and how the recipient collects.
3 services recorded as able to send from 🇸🇬 Singapore and priced in 🇵🇰 Pakistan.
Wise International transfer
MoneyGram
on a $100.00 transfer
Cost shown on a $100.00 transfer.
A flat fee is punishing on a small transfer and almost free on a large one, while a percentage does the opposite. The cheapest option is not the same at every amount.
| Service | $100.00 | $500.00 | $1,000.00 | $5,000.00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wise International transfer | $0.90 | $3.10 | $5.85 | $27.85 |
| MoneyGram | $5.01 | $17.01 | $32.01 | $152.01 |
| Western Union | $6.01 | $20.01 | $37.51 | $177.51 |
Bold is the cheapest option at that amount. Figures exclude the provider’s exchange-rate margin, which UnifyPay does not yet track and which on many remittance rails costs more than the fee itself.
Of the 3 services recorded on this corridor, Wise International transfer is the cheapest on a $100.00 transfer at about $0.90, which is 0.90% of the amount. Larger amounts can change the order, because flat fees and percentages do not scale together.
MoneyGram is the quickest recorded here, settling instant. Settlement times are the provider's own stated target and can be longer when a transfer is held for checks.
On a $100.00 transfer the gap between the cheapest and the most expensive recorded option is $5.11, which is the difference between Wise International transfer and Western Union.
A service appears here only where it is recorded as able to send from Singapore and has a current fee on file in Pakistan. A corridor we cannot evidence still gets a page, so the route can be told apart from a broken link, but it carries no ranking and is kept out of search.
Fee data on UnifyPay is indicative reference information, not a quotation. Rates change without notice, vary by contract, volume, risk profile and card mix, and many local rails publish no rate card at all. Always confirm against your provider's own pricing before making a commercial decision.
