Moving money
Send, receive, and transfer money with Keytom, including instant payments to other Keytom users.
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- Send money with KeytomSend fiat or crypto from Keytom: go to Payments, tap New payment, enter the recipient and amount, confirm.
- Send to another Keytom userSending to another Keytom user is instant and free. Go to Payments, tap Keytom clients, enter their account number.
- Receive money to your Keytom accountYour Keytom account details are your "get paid" details. Share them or your crypto address and the money lands in your account.
- Keytom transfer times and trackingKeytom-to-Keytom is instant, SEPA is usually quick, SWIFT can take a few business days. Track any transfer in History.
- IBAN, BIC and SWIFT codes explainedWhat a BIC code is, how it differs from an IBAN and a SWIFT code, and which one you need for an international transfer. With examples and where to find…
- What is an IBAN number?An IBAN identifies your bank account internationally. What the characters mean, what a UK IBAN looks like, how to find yours, and how it differs from an account number.
- What bank details someone needs to pay you in the UK and from abroadExactly what to give someone so they can pay you in the UK and from overseas, which details are safe to share, and what changes when the payment comes from…
- SEPA Instant payments: what they are, what they cost you in time, and where they stop workingWhat a SEPA Instant payment is, how long it really takes, the €100,000 scheme limit and the lower limits banks set themselves, which countries are covered, and why some euro…
- What a SEPA transfer is, how long it takes, and what it costs youWhat a SEPA transfer is, how it differs from SWIFT, how long one actually takes to arrive, whether the UK is still in SEPA, and what you need on the…
- What an offshore account actually is — and the two very different things people mean by itWhat an offshore account is, how it works, and the difference between a personal account held abroad and a business account held in another jurisdiction — which are not the…