Seven steps, including the ones most services do not show you.
Join the waitlist→Email or Google.
Government ID and a liveness check, required by US law.
Name and account details, saved for next time.
Choose corridor and amount.
The full disclosure, before anything is authorised.
Timestamped stages through to the other end.
Credited after the qualifying transfer completes.
This is the disclosure the law requires, and it is the screen we care most about. Every figure on it is final before you press anything.
Bordera Rewards are applied after this, as a separate adjustment to what you pay. They never alter the disclosure above.
USDBordera Points are promotional reward points with no cash value. Applying Points does not change the transfer amount, the exchange rate or the amount your recipient receives. Terms apply.
Figures illustrative. Fast transfers with ETA up to 3 hours, depending on payment method, compliance checks and receiving-bank processing.
Both corridors, updating live. This is the reference rate - the rate applied to your transfer is the one disclosed to you before you authorise it.


Most services show two: sent, and delivered. The middle is where transfers get stuck, so it is the part worth showing.
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