FAQ – Send money to Slovenia

Yes. You pay in francs by card or bank transfer, and Fonmoney credits euros to the account in Slovenia. You see the exchange rate and the euro amount before you confirm.

Yes. Senders in Hungary pay in forint, senders in Czechia in koruna. Other sending countries include the United Kingdom, Canada, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Chile and Mexico.

It begins with SI and has 19 characters; after the country code only digits follow. Together with the recipient's full name, that is all you need.

Any Slovenian bank, for example NLB, OTP banka, Intesa Sanpaolo Bank, UniCredit Banka Slovenija or Addiko Bank.

That depends on your sending country, the amount and how you pay. Fonmoney shows the fee, the rate and the euro amount for the recipient before you confirm, and nothing is added afterwards.

Yes, by credit or debit card. Bank transfer is also available; the checkout shows which methods apply in your country.

Yes. Fonmoney is regulated in the European Union (Banco de España) and the United Kingdom (FCA). Your payment runs over an encrypted SSL connection.

European regulation obliges payment providers to know their senders. You show an ID document once, when you create your account.