FAQ – Money transfer to Croatia

Customers who live in a country with its own currency outside the eurozone. That includes the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Canada, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Czechia and Hungary.

Euros. Croatia has used the euro since 2023, so the recipient gets euros in their Croatian bank account, whatever currency you pay in.

Yes. You pay in the currency of your country, and Fonmoney shows the exchange rate and the euro amount before you confirm.

Create your account, enter the amount, add the recipient's full name and IBAN, verify your identity and pay. The recipient gets euros directly in their bank account in Croatia.

Fonmoney accepts credit cards, debit cards and bank transfers for transfers to Croatia. The methods available to you may depend on your sending country.

It depends on your sending country, the amount and the payment method. Before you confirm, you see the fee, the exchange rate to euros and the exact amount the recipient gets. Nothing is added afterwards.

Their full name and the IBAN of their Croatian bank account. Croatian IBANs start with HR. Zagrebačka banka, PBZ, Erste Bank Croatia, OTP banka and every other bank in Croatia can receive the transfer.

Yes. Fonmoney is regulated in the European Union by the Banco de España and in the United Kingdom by the FCA. Every transaction runs over an SSL-encrypted connection, and every customer goes through an identity check.