The remittance currency in the overseas remittance application refers to the actual payment currency that the sender applies for remittance. This is based on the currency when the remittance crosses the border, not the currency of the customer account. Remittance amount refers to the amount that the remitter applies for remittance, including the domestic bank deduction fee.

The remittance currency in the overseas remittance application has a certain relationship with the domestic bank deduction fee. When making overseas remittance, the remitter needs to choose a currency as the remittance currency and fill in the corresponding remittance amount.

In the process of remittance, domestic banks will calculate the actual money received according to the exchange rate, and deduct certain handling fees or other expenses, including remittance fees, telegraph fees, insurance fees, etc.