We process payments to Germany within 1-2 working days. When you partner with Moneycorp, you can be confident that your money will arrive on time.

We offer fee-free online international transfers to Germany, which means that you’ll benefit from our competitive exchange rates without having to worry about any additional costs. You will only incur fees when making online money transfers if you decide to use a Regular Payment Plan to automate your recurring payments.

When you send money to Germany from the UK, you will be required to provide the following details in order to complete your international payment:

• The recipient’s full name, as it appears on their ID
• The recipient’s address
• The recipient’s contact details, i.e. phone number
• The recipient’s bank account number
• The name of the recipient’s bank
• The recipient’s IBAN

An IBAN, or International Bank Account Number, is an alphanumeric code that identifies the location, bank and bank account of international bank accounts. If you wish to send money to a German bank account, you will first need to ask the recipient for their IBAN. IBANs are printed on bank statements, together with the account number and sort code.

IBANs are 22 digits in length in Germany, and are made up of the country code, two check digits and a Basic Bank Account Number (BBAN). The BBAN comprises an eight-digit Bank Sort Code, or Bankleitzahl (BLZ) code, and a 10-digit Bank Account Number:

• Country code: DE
• Two check digits: 34
• Bank Sort Code: 37058042
• Bank Account Number: 0863013701

Example of an IBAN in print format:

DE34 3705 8042 0863 0137 01

With regard to personal transfers, there is an upper limit of £100,000 on the payments that can be made through our online platform to Germany. There is no upper limit on transfers made over the phone, on the other hand, and so you will need to contact your Moneycorp account manager by telephone to make larger payments from the UK to Germany.

With Moneycorp, you can make payments to a wide range of popular banks in Germany, including but not limited to:

• Deutsche Bank AG
• DZ Bank
• Landesbank Baden-Württemberg
• Commerzbank
• UniCredit Bank AG
• KfW
• N26
• BayernLB

It doesn't necessarily mean that we're unable to make your payment if your bank is not included on this list. Please do not hesitate to contact us to find out how we can help.

At the beginning of 2023, the British Pound to Euro exchange rate was 1.13. As with all exchange rates, however, this rate is subject to constant change. Use our Currency Zone to keep up to date with the British Pound to Euro exchange rate.