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Send money to Cameroon.

The short answer

Cameroon sits in the CEMAC franc zone, and Dutch Remit pays out in central African CFA francs over either of the country's major mobile money networks or a bank account, so the same transfer works whichever your recipient uses day to day.

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MTN · Orange Money · Bank transferRate shown before you sendXAF payouts
Where the money lands

CFA franc payouts

Because Cameroon shares the central African CFA franc (XAF) with several neighboring countries, rates and payout options here are specific to the CEMAC zone rather than shared with West African XOF corridors.

  • MTN Mobile Money and Orange Money payouts
  • Bank accounts in Cameroon
  • Rates quoted in XAF before you send
Destination🇨🇲 Cameroon
CurrencyXAF · Central African CFA franc
Payout railsMTN · Orange Money · Bank transfer
Recipient amountShown before you confirm

Sending to Cameroon, answered.

Which currency does my recipient get?

Central African CFA francs (XAF), the currency used in Cameroon.

Which mobile money networks are available?

Both major networks are supported where available. Pick your recipient's network in the app.

Is XAF the same as XOF?

No. XAF is used in central Africa and XOF in West Africa. They are pegged separately, so corridors are quoted separately.

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