FAQ – Send money to Lithuania

Fonmoney accepts transfers to Lithuania from countries with their own currency outside the eurozone. You can send from the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Switzerland, for example, or from Poland, Czechia, Hungary, Canada, Mexico and Chile.

In euros. You pay in your own currency, for example pounds, Norwegian kroner or Swiss francs, and the conversion to euros is shown before you confirm.

Their full name and the IBAN of their bank account. A Lithuanian IBAN starts with LT.

Yes. Any account with a Lithuanian IBAN can receive the transfer, for example at Swedbank, SEB, Luminor, Šiaulių bankas or Citadele.

Fonmoney accepts credit cards, debit cards and bank transfers. The options shown at checkout can vary with the country you send from.

It depends on the country you send from, 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. There are no hidden costs.

Yes. Fonmoney is a payment service regulated by the Banco de España in the European Union and authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom. Payments run over an SSL-encrypted connection.

European regulation requires every money transfer provider to know who is sending. You only need an ID document, and the check is part of creating your account.