Subject: How to Create & Register a Transferwise Account
Opening balances with TransferWise means you can keep money in more than 50 currencies, and convert between them at the real exchange rate whenever you need. It’s free to sign up and there aren’t any subscription fees.
You also get personal account numbers and bank details for GBP, EUR, AUD, NZD, USD, and PLN (with more currencies on the way). Share these details to your friends, companies or customers in order to receive money from around the world.
You can send money from your balances to a bank account whenever you like. We’ll charge a fixed fee when you do this, and a conversion fee when you send to a different currency.
Or, spend the currencies in your account around the world with the TransferWise debit Mastercard. Get low conversion fees, and zero transaction fees. Find out if the TransferWise debit card is available in your country.
See also: How to Transfer Money from PayPal to TransferWise
Step by step to sign up with transferwise acccount
Step 1: Click sign up account
Step 2: Choose personal or business
Step 3: Choose option receive money
Step 4: Click i’m a personal user
Step 5: Create your personal profile
Step 6: Send code via phone number
Step 7: Type code and click turn on 2 – step login
Step 8: Choose balance you would like to open
Step 9: order your debit card
Step 10: Click show me my balances
Step 11: Click get bank details
Step 12: Add money to your account
Step 13: Confirm your social security number
TransferWise is safe, secure, and regulated
Since our first transfer, in 2011, we’ve helped over 6 million people send money to more than 70 countries. To do business in all of the countries we operate in, we have to be registered with numerous financial authorities, all over the world.
We use HTTPS encryption, and 2-step login to protect all your transactions and make sure your communications with us are secure. We’ll never misuse or sell your data. And we have real live people who watch over every transaction, and confirm every customer’s identity.
