
GoRemit is a fast and convenient overseas remittance service for sending money from Japan to an overseas bank account provided by Shinsei Bank. The process of sending money between countries is referred to as a "remittance".
A B-Link number is a unique account number which Shinsei Bank opens as a YEN collection account at Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation. When a customer applies to GoRemit, we create a separate B-Link number which is allocated to each beneficiary that is registered with Us. To remit funds overseas, customers transfer funds to the B-Link number that corresponds to the beneficiary to which they wish to remit funds.
Please send the YEN funds to the account below by domestic wire transfer ("furikomi").
Bank name: 三井ä½å‹éŠ€è¡Œ (Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation)
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Account holder name:
(Shinsei Bank, Limited)
Account type: 普通é 金 (Savings Account)
Account number: B-Link number assigned to the desired beneficiary *1
Fund sender name: "Remitter's/Payer' name" *2
Funds received by 3 p.m. on a business day will be converted from Yen to the currency specified on your application form using the GoRemit TTS (Telegraphic Transfer Selling) which is updated daily after 10 a.m. and are valid until 3 p.m. that day. If funds arrive after 3 p.m., the TTS exchange rates of the following business day will apply.Please check here for the latest GoRemit rates.
Yes. Besides our remittance charge (JPY2,000), intermediary banks overseas will deduct a fee. In addition, beneficiary banks in some countries may also levy a charge. For remittances in Japanese Yen, an additional lifting fee of 0.1% of the remittance amount (minimum charge of JPY1,500) will be charged in addition to the JPY2,000 remittance charge.
Your registration will be completed within approximately 7-10 business days after we receive your application form. When all registration requirements have been satisfied, we will send you a Welcome Pack via registered post (unable to forward).
Yes.
Yes.
If you are registered for Online Banking with your Japanese bank you can send funds to GoRemit online. Senders must currently be residing in Japan.
You can send funds after 3 p.m. (if your bank allows domestic transfers to be made outside of normal banking hours); however, we cannot remit the funds until the next business day and the remittance will be made at the exchange rate on the day the remittance takes place, not the day you sent the funds to us.
Customers are responsible for any charges related to remittance amount adjustments resulting from the newly applied rate.
Many banks allow you to change your ATM domestic funds transfer limit. We advise that you contact your bank directly to ask them about changing your ATM limit for domestic transfers.
No.
Registrations and remittances for/via GoRemit cannot be done at a Shinsei Bank branch. Registration is done by completing our online application form, printing it out and sending the signed and dated form to us by post with the necessary ID. Remittances are made via a bank ATM or Online Banking.
Funds received by 3 p.m. on business days will be converted into your selected foreign currency at the foreign exchange rates quoted on that day and processed on the same day by Shinsei Bank. Depending on the beneficiary country and bank, funds will typically arrive within 3 business days; however, screening processes and local banking practice on the beneficiary end may cause delays in some cases.
The currencies that are available with GoRemit are: U.S. Dollar (USD), Pounds Sterling (GBP), Euro (EUR), Canadian Dollar (CAD), Australian Dollar (AUD), New Zealand Dollar (NZD), Swiss Franc (CHF), Hong Kong Dollar (HKD), Singapore Dollar (SGD), Swedish Krona (SEK), Indian Rupee (INR) and Japanese Yen (JPY).
Yen funds transfers are subject to an additional lifting charge of 0.1% of the amount sent (minimum charge of JPY1,500) besides the remittance fee of JPY2,000. The cut off time for same day remittance is 12 noon.
If you wish to send JPY, please contact us in advance as we may be unable to send yen funds to certain banks.
If your address has changed, please submit a "Change of Personal Details" form by post with a clear copy of ID showing your new address. *
Click here for "Change of Personal Details" for individual customers
Click here for "Change of Company Details" for corporate clients
If you do not update your address, you may not receive important letters from us. Please note that if mail is returned to us because the recipient’s address is invalid, your transactions may temporarily be stopped until we confirm your latest address.
Your GoRemit account will remain open as long as you continue to use it. Accounts that have not been used for a period of two years will be automatically closed. To re-open the account, full re-registration for the service will be required.
For anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing purposes, additional documentation about the source of funds may be required prior to the funds being sent. Without this documentation, remittance transactions may be declined.
Yes there are.
We cannot send funds to countries, jurisdictions, individuals and/or organizations against which economic sanctions are in force or to countries and/or beneficiaries to which the bank has deemed it inappropriate to send funds. Inappropriate beneficiaries include, for example, those that are gambling related and unregulated money exchangers. If you are in doubt about whether we would allow funds to be remitted to a particular beneficiary please contact us on 0120-227-503.
Yes. Please note the following:
No.
GoRemit is only able to send funds from Japan to countries overseas. We are unable to receive incoming funds from overseas.
Yes.
We are not able to accept funds transfers from outside of Japan using internet banking.
Yes.
Remittances to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain without an IBAN (International Bank Account Number) will not be processed by the beneficiary bank.
Please be aware that intermediary and/or beneficiary banks may levy transaction cancellation and/or other charges for remittances that do not include a valid IBAN code.
IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is an international standard that identifies bank accounts with a 34 character (maximum) alphanumeric code. The main purpose of the IBAN is to facilitate the automatic processing of money transfers and to improve the speed and accuracy of your payment transactions.
In order to meet guidelines of the Ministry of Finance, financial institutions and fund transfer business operators needs to carry out confirmation on each overseas remittance of all customers to ensure that it is not a transactions subject to: the Regulation on Trade-related Payments concerning North Korea, the Regulation on the Use of Funds for purposes such nuclear development, and the Regulation on the Use of Funds for purposes such as Iranian nuclear development or large-scale conventional weapons. For details, please check here.
We request that you set the your remittance volume threshold when registering for the service. If you haven’t specified an amount, the default maximum limits will be set as JPY300,000 per single remittance, JPY300,000 total per month, and JPY3.6 million total per year. You can also change the limits by submitting a "Remittance Volume Threshold Change Request" form. For details, please check here.
No.
They are different services. The registration procedure, service contents, etc. are different.
Please click here for details.
The GoRemit Shinsei Overseas Remittance Service is available to the customers who used the GoLloyds overseas remittance services provided by Lloyds Bank. Please click here for details on the differences between the GoRemit and GoLloyds services.
Remittance volume thresholds are limits on the amount you are able to remit that, when exceeded, require additional security checks in adherence to Ministry of Finance guidelines (Default limits: JPY300,000 per single remittance, JPY300,000 total per month, and JPY3.6 million total per year.). We will carry out confirmation on each overseas remittance to ensure that any remittance that exceeds your predetermined remittance amount thresholds is "not a transaction subject to restrictions including regulated countries such as North Korea and Iran". We will not be able to accept overseas remittances that exceed this remittance amount threshold without prior confirmation from you.
You can change your remittance volume thresholds by submitting a "Remittance Volume Threshold Change Request" form.*
For details, please check here.