Three calculators for the money side of a shipment.

Each runs on published figures: World Bank corridor pricing, Swift and FSB speed data, ADB trade finance survey. Nothing is stored and nothing leaves your browser.

What the transfer costs, and what arrives at the other end.

The World Bank prices corridors as a percentage of the amount sent. Put in your transfer and the channel you use, and see the deduction in money rather than in basis points.

Rates from World Bank Remittance Prices Worldwide, Q3 2025. The index prices transfers equivalent to 200 US dollars; larger transfers usually cost a smaller percentage, so treat this as the upper bound for a corridor of that shape. Read 3 September 2026.

When the money actually lands, not when it is sent.

Two legs, two promises. This applies the published shares to your destination and shows the realistic window to put in a contract.

Shares from Swift, October 2024, and the FSB 2024 KPI report. These are network-wide shares, not a promise about your individual payment.

How long your money is somebody else's for.

Between paying for materials and being paid by the buyer, the working capital is yours. This sizes that hole and puts it against the odds of getting it financed.

Rejection rates from the ADB Global Trade Finance Gap Survey 2025: 41% of applications from small and medium firms, 40% from larger ones. Read 3 September 2026.