What is the difference between ‘You Send’ and ‘You Receive’ exchanges rates?
Last Updated: 26 Jun 2025
A 'You Send' exchange rate is the exchange rate used when you are sending that foreign currency overseas.
A 'You Receive’ exchange rate is the exchange rate used when you are receiving that foreign currency from overseas.
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