Western Union
Western Union
Western Union is present in over 500,000 work points in 200 countries, and in Romania, the service is also available in over 500 BT units.
How to send money
At the counter
You can send money through Western Union from any Banca Transilvania counter.
What you need to send money
MTCN transfer control number – the 10-digit code you communicate to the recipient
Identity document
Full name of the recipient
Country of destination
Amount and currency
Good to know
Transactions made on the territory of Romania will be paid in the same currency in which they were sent.
How to receive money
At the counter
See the list of BT agencies
Directly at the ATM
What you need to raise your money
At the counter
MTCN transfer control number – the 10-digit code that the sender has communicated to you
Identity document
Full name of the sender
The country from which the money was sent
Amount and currency
Directly at the ATM
MTCN transfer control number – the 10-digit code that the sender has communicated to you
Individual card issued by BT
Good to know
In the case of ATM transactions from abroad to Romania, your account is credited with the expected amount in the currency of the account.
If the amount you receive is in another currency and the banking operation takes place at the ATM, the amount will be converted into the account currency at the Exchange Rate of the Western Union.
Fees and commissions
Commissions are paid only by the sender and are standard. See the list of commissions in Romania.
For more information about the Western Union service, call 0800 801 044.
