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Send money to Uganda.

The short answer

Uganda has two major mobile money networks in everyday use. Dutch Remit routes to whichever one your recipient holds an account with, alongside standard bank transfer, so a transfer in shillings reaches them on the network they already check daily.

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MTN · Airtel Money · Bank transferRate shown before you sendUGX payouts
Where the money lands

Two networks, one transfer

Uganda's mobile money market is split fairly evenly between two providers. Tell us which one your recipient uses and Dutch Remit routes directly to it, rather than defaulting to one network for everyone.

  • MTN Mobile Money and Airtel Money payouts
  • Bank transfer as an alternative
  • Recipient collects and you see status in real time
Destination🇺🇬 Uganda
CurrencyUGX · Ugandan shilling
Payout railsMTN · Airtel Money · Bank transfer
Recipient amountShown before you confirm

Sending to Uganda, answered.

Which mobile money networks work in Uganda?

Both major networks are supported where available. Select your recipient's network when you set up the transfer.

Can I send to a bank account in Uganda?

Yes. Bank transfer is available where the recipient prefers it.

Is the rate fixed?

The rate and shilling amount are shown before you confirm. The rates on this page are illustrative.

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Provider and network names are for reference only and do not imply a formal partnership unless publicly confirmed. Availability depends on jurisdiction and connected providers.

Dutch Inc Platforms is a regulated, private company. Financial, payment, banking, digital asset and other services available through our platforms are provided directly through our own infrastructure. Availability, corridors, currencies and payment methods vary by jurisdiction, product and applicable requirements, and may change as our infrastructure develops.