How to
receive money
in Cayman Islands
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You can choose how to receive your money
Let your sender know what’s the best way for you to get the money.
Cash pickup
Get your money in person by
going to your nearest Western Union
agent location in Cayman Islands
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What to know when receiving money through Wester Union
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Cash pickup
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Direct-to-bank
- Choose an agent location: You can find the nearest one here.
- Get your sender's details: Know your sender's name, the country where the money was sent from, the amount transferred, and the tracking number (MTCN).
- Visit the agent location: Make sure to bring your government-issued ID.
- Receive the money: You will get your money after your information is verified by the agent.
Here’s how to receive money into your bank account in Cayman Islands.
You’ll need to provide your sender with the following details:
• Your bank's name and code.
• Your full name exactly as it appears on your bank account
• Your bank account number.
What’s a bank code?
A bank code is a series of numbers used to identify banks around the world. They can have between 3 and 23 digits depending on the bank and the country.
A bank code could be called:
• BSB
• SWIFT Code
• BIC (Bank Identification Code)
• CHIPS (Clearing House Inter-bank Payment System) – US and Canada only
• NCC (National Clearing Code)
• BSC (Bank Sort Code)
• IFSC (Indian Financial System Code)
For some countries you may need an International Bank Account Number (IBAN) in addition to the bank code.
You can refer to our direct-to-bank country information tool to find out more details.
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1 Service and funds availability depends on certain factors including the Service selected, the selection of delayed delivery options, special terms applicable to each Service, amount sent, destination country, currency availability, regulatory issues, consumer protection issues, identification requirements, delivery restrictions, agent location hours, and differences in time zones (collectively, “Restrictions”)