1. BOC's calculation method for the "transfer" fee is: foreign currency amount × (cash selling price/cash buying price-1);

2. The calculation method of "foreign exchange transfer" fee adopted by ICBC is: foreign currency amount ×( 1- cash buying price/foreign currency selling price);

3. For example, China Merchants Bank charges for "converting money into foreign exchange" at a fixed rate, with USD and HKD being 0.8%, and other foreign currencies except USD and HKD being 1% ~ 3%.

The remittance fee of deferred information bills depends on the relevant requirements of different banks.

1. Bank of China: 1‰ of remittance amount, with the lowest RMB in 50 yuan and the highest RMB in 260 yuan.

① Telecommunication fee: 80 yuan, Hong Kong and Macao;

② Remittance price difference: For foreign currency cash remittance, the corresponding remittance price difference fee shall be paid.

2. ICBC: 0.8‰ of the remittance amount, with the lowest 16 yuan and the highest 160 yuan.

① Telegraph fee: 100/ pen;

② Remittance price difference: For foreign currency cash remittance, the corresponding remittance price difference fee shall be paid.

3. China Everbright Bank: 1‰ of the remittance amount, with the lowest 20 yuan and the highest 250 yuan RMB.

References:

Money for foreign exchange-Baidu Encyclopedia