Personal advice:

Wanwan is an electronic money institution wholly owned by Ant Financial, which has a deep cooperative relationship with Citibank and is very secure for account security. If you have relevant business needs, you can also consult relevant customer service. But if you need to pay attention to foreign trade business, you need to open an account for Wan Li. Generally speaking, you can open an account in five working days, and Wanlihui can open an enterprise account in Hong Kong, Singapore, Britain and European Union countries to collect and pay for the enterprise. If there are problems in the use process, we should also learn to take up legal weapons to defend our legitimate rights and interests. If someone claims to charge a search fee and a monthly management fee, it must be a fraudster. Undoubtedly, generally speaking, Wan Li will not charge these fees for remittance.

Extended data:

As an electronic account, the source of funds of Wanli remittance account will be supervised by the bank, so it is necessary to upload relevant invoices and bills of lading when transferring or settling foreign exchange to a private account. Wanli remittance does not charge search fee and monthly management fee, and there is no handling fee for collecting money. In the same currency, each bill is charged $65,438+00, regardless of the amount. There is no restriction on transferring to the personal account of directors in Hong Kong. If there is a domestic company, it can also be withdrawn into a domestic private account in the form of foreign exchange settlement, which does not occupy the individual's annual foreign exchange settlement quota of 5 US dollars.

There are many ways of bank remittance, but bank counter remittance is still one of the mainstream remittance methods, especially for middle-aged and elderly people, and counter remittance will be the first choice. Compared with other remittance channels, the counter remittance fee rate is higher. It is understood that the four major banks collect 0.5% of the remittance amount through the counter, with the lowest in 2 yuan and the highest in 50 yuan; Postal Savings Bank collects 0.5% of the remittance amount, ranging from 5 yuan to 50 yuan. Other joint-stock commercial banks or city commercial banks charge a little less, but it is relatively inconvenient because there are few outlets. For inter-bank remittance in different places, the handling fees of the four major banks are all 1% of the transfer amount, which is also the lowest in 2 yuan, but the difference is that some banks have the highest handling fees in 50 yuan and some have the highest 100 yuan. Most other banks charge according to the amount.