The dashed line is what you'd get at the mid-market rate with no fees, and the blue line is the cheapest option that day.
When the blue line goes above the dashed one, you're getting more MAD per ILS than the mid-market rate can offer.
This could be due to money transfer offers, FX rate adjustments, or market competitiveness.
No company, app or bank beat the mid-market rate over the past month, meaning you lose a bit of MAD on every transfer from Israel.
Right now, Key Currency pays 79,801.67 MAD on 25,000 ILS, which is 200.01 MAD less than the mid-market amount.
Today's payout isn't the best this month though, since the highest receive amount was 81,510.69 MAD.
If you can wait and want to get the most out of your transfer, create a rate alert and we'll let you know when the rate improves.
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