Send money from Egypt to South Africa
"Regency's UK-based account management team has vast experience. Get support on all kinds of transfers, from overseas property transactions to business payments & more."
"Regency's UK-based account management team has vast experience. Get support on all kinds of transfers, from overseas property transactions to business payments & more."
"Regency's UK-based account management team has vast experience. Get support on all kinds of transfers, from overseas property transactions to business payments & more."

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Overall best option: Regency FX
Of the 1 companies that support EGP to ZAR, Regency FX offered the best combination of cost and speed.
Sending 353,288 EGP to ZAR will cost you £0 in fees, and you will receive 125,833.31 ZAR. The delivery time usually is minutes - 24 hours, but can be longer depending when you make the transfer.
So for a great mix of cost, speed & features, send Egyptian Pounds to South Africa using Regency FX.
Compare for the best deal on your Egypt to South Africa transfer
Transfer consider from Egypt to South Africa
A comparison of providers offering services between Egypt and South Africa is paramount. Based on your specific transfer amount, the best way to send money to South Africa could change. Comparing ensures the best price for your needs.
For services allowing you to send Egyptian Pound to South Africa we've compared 1 providers.
This coverage of the market ensure you will get the best options for your transfer to South Africa from Egypt.
Overall, we rated Regency FX as the best, but remember comparing for your specific transfer gives you a comprehensive view of all the options for transferring money from Egypt to South Africa.
Cheapest way to send money from Egypt to South Africa: Regency FX
We found that Regency FX fees were 0 EGP per transfer, and customers would expect an exchange rate between EGP-ZAR that is 0.27% different to the mid-market rate
Against the others tested, Regency FX is 0% cheaper than the second-best option.
To secure a cheap way to transfer EGP to South Africa, Regency FX is our recommendation.
Fastest way to send money from Egypt to South Africa: Regency FX.
For example, if you send 353,288 EGP with Regency FX to South Africa now, the transfer time is minutes - 24 hours. Smaller transfers will likely be quicker, while larger transfers to India can take a bit longer.
Using Regency FX for fast transfers from Egypt to South Africa has a fee of 0 EGP.
Within our comparison we looked at the 1 money transfer providers offering transfers from Egypt to South Africa. Within this we looked at overall speed of sending money from Egypt to South Africa after depositing Egyptian Pound to a money transfer account.
When faster money transfers are a priority, Regency FX is our recommended choice for sending into South Africa from Egypt.
Need to make a large transfer?
Regency FX is the best option for large transfers of the 1 providers compared.
While Regency FX may not always be the cheapest or fastest way to send EGP from Egypt to South Africa, it's a great provider for larger transfers for things like buying or selling property.

Understanding the costs involved when transferring money from Egypt to South Africa
When calculating the costs of money transfers between Egypt and South Africa, opt for the best combination of fees and exchange rates:
The Mid-Market and Exchange Rates: Today, the EGP-ZAR mid-market rate equals 0.3571 ZAR per Egyptian Pound.
For reference, the EGP-ZAR average mid-market rate for the past week has been 0.3568 ZAR per Egyptian Pound, with a high of 0.3596 and a low of 0.355.
The company offering the best exchange rate is Regency FX (0.3562 ZAR per Egyptian Pound)
Often the EGP-ZAR exchange rate you receive is the bigger factor than how much it costs to send Egyptian Pounds to South Africa.
Fees: Fees are charged on top of a transfer. The company offering the lowest fee is Regency FX, only 0 EGP. We would recommend searching for your exact send amount to get an idea of fees.
Amount Received: The amount received in Rand is the biggest indicator the total cost of sending money from Egypt to South Africa. Essentially, the more the recipient receives in South Africa, the less it is costing to send from Egypt.
Getting best exchange rate for sending Egyptian Pound to Rand
Timing is essential when tracking the mid-market rate between EGP and ZAR. The end exchange rate you secure impacts how much ZAR you get for your EGP.
The recent mid-market rate trends are:
Over the past 7 days, the mid-market rate from EGP to ZAR was 0.3568.
During this period, it hit a high of 0.3596, and a low of 0.355.
Regency FX, which is our recommended service to send money online from Egypt to South Africa offers an exchange rate that is only 0.27% above the mid-market rate.
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How we analyze the market
We track the cost, speed, and product offerings of the leading money transfer services available between South Africa and Egypt.
Our comparison engine and algorithms evaluate providers based on over 25 factors, including transfer fees, ease of use, exchange rates, mobile apps, transfer times & customer support.
We also consider how these services are rated on platforms like TrustPilot, AppStore, and Google Play, giving you a comprehensive view of what to expect.
This thorough analysis helps you get the best available deal - every time you want to move money from Egypt to South Africa.
We also provide unbiased and detailed reviews of all the top money transfer companies. You can use these reviews to send EGP to ZAR.
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