Most payments that you make to New Zealand via Moneycorp arrive within 1-2 working days, and you can track your payments and view your full transaction history with our online dashboard. Regardless of how much money you wish to send, we’ll ensure that your payment arrives on time; large money transfers do not take longer to arrive than smaller transfers.

We offer fee-free online international transfers to New Zealand, which means that you’ll benefit from our competitive exchange rates and gain access to a wide range of FX tools without having to worry about any additional costs. You will only be required to pay online fees if you decide to use a Regular Payment Plan to automate your recurring payments.

Over-the-phone transfers to New Zealand cost a flat rate of £15, which makes Moneycorp an economical option for large money transfers.

You will need to submit the following information to make an international bank transfer to New Zealand:

• The beneficiary’s full name and address
• Their full bank account number (this is 16 digits)
• Account Number (7 digit code)
• Their BIC/SWIFT code
• Your reason(s) for making the transfer

Bank account numbers in New Zealand are either 15 or 16 digits long, and they are broken up into four sections:

• The first two digits are the bank number
• The second, four-digit, block represents the bank branch number
• The third block is a seven-digit account number
• The final block is either two or three digits; it represents the type of bank account (business, savings, checking, etc.)

A New Zealand bank account number in the standardised format:

01-1234-5678901-234

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

With Moneycorp, you can make payments to most of the major banks in New Zealand, including but not limited to:

• ANZ Bank New Zealand
• ASB Bank
• SBS Bank
• Bank of New Zealand
• Kiwibank
• Cooperative Bank
• Rabobank New Zealand

If your bank is not on this list, it does not necessarily mean that we're unable to make the payment for you. Speak with one of our specialists today to find out more.

As an Authorised Payment Institution, Moneycorp is regulated by the FCA for the provision of payment services. It’s safe, therefore, to make online money transfers with us; we’ll keep a close eye on your account to flag suspicious transactions and ensure that your payment details are safe and secure.

At the beginning of 2023, the British Pound to New Zealand dollar exchange rate was 1.91. As with all exchange rates, however, this rate is subject to constant change. Use our Currency Zone to stay up to date with the British Pound to New Zealand dollar exchange rate.