AUD → NPR Live

30d ▼ 0.55%

Nepalese rupees per Australian dollar

Every rupee, accounted for.

Send money from Australia to Nepal at the published live rate, with no transfer fee and no margin hidden in the conversion. Most transfers land within minutes.

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Sending from Sydney, Melbourne,
Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide

Registered with AUSTRAC/Express Hub Services Pty Ltd/Parramatta NSW

Transfer calculator

You send

AUD

× 105.25 Fee 0.00 AUD

They receive

105,250.00 NPR

Send money

Arrives in minutes · Rate held for 15 minutes at checkout

The difference

The rate is the
whole product.

Banks bury their margin inside the exchange rate, then add a fee on top. We publish ours. On 1,000 AUD, that gap is worth real money to the people receiving it.

Extra rupees on this transfer

+रू 7,157

versus a big-four bank, same day, same amount

You send

Comparison rates are indicative and collected periodically. Your final rate is confirmed before you pay.

Rate history

Ninety days, in public.

The rate moves. Hiding that behind a monthly average would be easier for us and worse for you, so here is the whole line. Hover it to read any day.

105.25 ▼ 0.55% · 30d

105.25

Today

Low — High —

Mid-market reference with our published margin applied. In this preview the series is generated locally; the production build reads the same feed that prices your transfer.

Movement

What the corridor
looks like right now.

Sent this month

रू 0

Settled into Nepali accounts, wallets and counters

Transfers today

Across bank deposit, wallet and cash pickup

Median delivery

From confirmed payment to funds available

Transfer fee

$0.00

The rate on screen is the rate you get

Delivery

Most of it lands
before the kettle boils.

Bank deposits and wallet top-ups clear through the payout network directly. Cash pickup waits on counter hours, which is the one thing we can’t speed up.

0% Under 10 minutes

Under 10 minutes 87%
10 – 60 minutes 9%
Same banking day 3%
Held for checks 1%

Recent settlements Live

Amounts rounded and recipient details omitted. Figures on this page are indicative sample data in the preview build.

Where it lands

Their bank. Their wallet.
Their corner shop.

Money is only fast if it arrives where your family actually banks. Here is every route out, and how long each one takes.

Bank deposit

Direct to any account in Nepal

Nabil Bank
Global IME
NIC Asia
Nepal Investment Mega
Himalayan Bank
Siddhartha
Prabhu Bank
Machhapuchchhre

Minutes

Mobile wallet

Straight to their phone

eSewa
Khalti
IME Pay
Prabhu Pay

Instant

Cash pickup

Agent counters nationwide

Kathmandu
Pokhara
Biratnagar
Butwal
Chitwan
Dharan

Same day

Delivery times are typical, not guaranteed. Receiving-bank processing can add delay outside Nepali banking hours.

Coverage

Payout points across Nepal

Bank · wallet · cash Bank · wallet

Map is a stylised representation, not a survey boundary. Cash pickup availability depends on the partner counter’s opening hours.

Process

Four steps.
Then thirty seconds,
every time after.

Verify once

~3 min, one time

Sign up and confirm your ID against Australian government records through DVS. Most people are cleared without visiting a branch. You only ever do this once.

Lock the rate

Held 15 min

Enter the amount and see exactly what lands in Nepal before you commit. The rate you see is held for fifteen minutes while you complete the transfer.

Pay from your bank

PayID / bank transfer

Transfer from your Australian account and upload the receipt. We match the payment and release the funds to your recipient.

It lands

Minutes, typically

Track the transfer end to end. Your recipient gets an SMS when the money is in their account, wallet, or ready at the counter.

Compliance

Boring, on purpose.

Remittance is a regulated activity in Australia, and it should be. Here is exactly who we are and what we’re bound by — no seals, no shields, no made-up certifications.

Australian Government
AUSTRAC

The Expressewa team at the Parramatta office

Suite 5, 48 George Street, Parramatta — open to walk-ins

Entity: Express Hub Services Pty Ltd
Regulator: AUSTRAC — Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre
Obligation: AML/CTF Act 2006 — KYC on every transaction
Identity: Document Verification Service (DVS)
Registered office: Suite 5, 48 George Street, Parramatta NSW

Questions

The things people ask
before the first transfer.

Is the rate on this page the rate I actually get?

Yes. The figure at the top of the page already includes our margin, so there is no second, worse rate waiting at checkout. When you start a transfer we hold that rate for fifteen minutes while you pay. If you take longer, we reprice and show you the new number before anything moves.

What does it cost to send?

There is no transfer fee. We earn a margin on the exchange rate and we publish what it is, which is the part most providers leave out. Your own bank may charge you for the outbound payment from your Australian account — that one is between you and them.

How much can I send at once?

Limits depend on your verification level and are shown in your account before you confirm. Larger transfers can trigger a source-of-funds question under the AML/CTF Act — a payslip, a contract of sale, a bank statement. It is a normal part of a regulated transfer, not a sign anything is wrong.

What do I need to verify my identity?

An Australian driver licence, passport or Medicare card, checked electronically against government records through the Document Verification Service. Most people are cleared in a few minutes without uploading anything. You do this once, not every transfer.

What information do I need about my recipient?

For a bank deposit: their full name as it appears on the account, the bank, and the account number. For a wallet: the registered mobile number. For cash pickup: their full name exactly as printed on the ID they will bring to the counter. A mismatched name is the single most common reason a transfer stalls.

Can I cancel a transfer?

Until the funds are released to the payout partner, yes — cancel it in your account and the money comes back to the card or account it came from. Once it has landed in a Nepali account or been collected in cash it cannot be pulled back, so check the recipient details on the confirmation screen.

Something has gone wrong. Who do I talk to?

Call 1300 734 396 during Australian business hours or email info@expressewa.com.au with your transfer reference. If we can’t resolve it, our complaints process and the details of the external dispute scheme are linked in the footer. You are not obliged to accept our answer as the last word.