Guided Remittance Request
The Useful Details, in the Right Order
Complete three short steps. The form intentionally leaves out bank credentials, identity documents, and recipient-sensitive information.
What Shapes the Review
Four Details That Make a Request Actionable
Sender and Recipient
The province or territory the money is sent from and where the recipient will receive it in Canada.
Amount and Frequency
An estimated amount in Canadian dollars and whether the transfer is one time or recurring.
Payment Method
Whether EFT or Interac e-Transfer suits the transfer, or whether you would like RAGEN to suggest one.
Purpose and Timing
Why the transfer is needed and when you hope it can be completed.
RAGEN’s remittance service is domestic. Both the sender and the recipient must be in Canada.
Ask for the Complete Picture
What the Recipient Gets Matters
A useful remittance discussion covers the service fee, the payment method, any limits that apply, and when the recipient can expect the funds.
RAGEN discusses applicable fees after reviewing the specific request. If you hold a foreign currency, exchange it to Canadian dollars first through RAGEN’s Currency Exchange service.
Protect the Information That Unlocks Your Money
A Request Should Never Ask for Your Banking Password
Do not send passwords, one-time codes, security answers, full account numbers, or identity documents through the website or WhatsApp. If an unexpected request feels urgent or unclear, stop and call RAGEN through a published number.
Before You Submit
Remittance FAQs
No. It sends a remittance request to RAGEN. It does not create an account, authorize a payment, provide a quote, or instruct RAGEN to transfer funds.
No. RAGEN’s remittance service is domestic. Both the sender and the recipient must be in Canada, and RAGEN does not send money to another country.
No. Fees depend on the reviewed request and are discussed after RAGEN confirms the transfer details and applicable requirements.
Do not enter account numbers, online-banking credentials, passwords, one-time codes, security answers, identification numbers, or recipient documents.
RAGEN reviews the transfer details and contacts you using your selected method to discuss availability, requirements, and next steps.