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Send money from the Netherlands to Suriname

See today's EUR→SRD rate, compare every service on fees, speed and delivery, and see what your recipient keeps after cash-out fees and taxes — before you send.

Today's EUR→SRD exchange rate

Today's real rate (mid-market)
1 EUR = 43.5 SRD

This is the reference interbank rate — the starting point before each service's fee and margin.

Interbank rate updated 16 Aug 18:00 UTC (2h ago)

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Calculate for your amount:

🇳🇱 the Netherlands → 🇸🇷 Suriname
Recipient gets
21,750 SRD
live mid-market · today
Receive-side costs not yet verified for Suriname — we show them for 40+ markets (Africa-deepest).
Rate
1 EUR = 43.5 SRD
Sending cost
Open a provider's app for today's exact fee and rate — quotes move through the day. Compare its rate to the mid-market rate above; a big gap below it is the real cost.
Taxes
No send-side tax. Receive: none
Receive via
a bank account (DSB, Finabank), a wallet (MOPE, Uni5Pay) or cash pickup
Full receive-side data ✓Full route guide →
ℹ️ Neutral comparison.Rates live, provider details verified June 2026. Rates auto-refresh; provider details are re-verified quarterly.

The Netherlands–Suriname route is a case apart: a former colonial link, a huge Surinamese diaspora in the Netherlands — and one of the COSTLIEST routes the World Bank tracks, at 8.86% average total cost (remittanceprices.worldbank.org). That's exactly why a neutral comparison helps: who is actually cheapest? The Surinamese dollar (SRD) has floated since the 2020–21 devaluations (~43 SRD/EUR), and the country runs on the "dagkoers" — the daily rate, with a gap between the CBvS official rate and the cambios. Compare the official rate and each service's rate here, then check the day's street cambio rate locally before you exchange — no online figure substitutes for the counter rate. Route specialists Suri-Change and Speedwire are the diaspora's traditional houses — verify their current fees before sending.

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Our verdict: the best way to send the Netherlands to Suriname

Best for the lowest total cost to Suriname

LemFi and Sendwave: their 'zero up-front fee + tight rate margin' model often nets the most received on mobile-money routes. Confirm the final amount in the app, since the rate margin varies.

Best for speed to a bank account, a wallet (MOPE, Uni5Pay) or cash pickup

Sendwave, LemFi and Remitly's Express tier deliver within minutes, sometimes instantly — their rails are built for direct mobile-wallet deposit.

Best for large transfers and rate transparency

Wise: at the mid-market rate with a transparent percentage fee. On a large send the FX margin dominates, not the flat fee — and Wise shows the smallest margin.

Best for cash pickup / a recipient without a wallet

WorldRemit and Western Union: their large agent networks allow cash pickup, useful if your family member has no mobile wallet or app.

Best for Suriname wallet support

The listed services deliver to the local mobile-money wallet or a bank account; some add cash pickup — compare the final amount received.

In plain terms: For most people sending the Netherlands to Suriname to a bank account, a wallet (MOPE, Uni5Pay) or cash pickup, LemFi and Sendwave give the best balance of cost and speed; if you're moving a large sum where the exchange rate dominates, Wise; if your recipient needs cash, WorldRemit and Western Union. Either way, the route's average total cost is 8.86% (World Bank); compare the net SRD amount at the day's rate.

Comparing the services: fees, rates, speed & delivery

ServiceFee modelRateSpeedDeliveryBest forOfficial site
WiseTransparent percentage fee, shown upfrontMid-market (interbank) rateOften within ~24hBank deposit; some mobile moneyTransparency and larger sumsGo to Wise →
RemitlyLow or zero fee by speed tier; dated promo rates for new usersCompetitive EUR→local; promo rates datedInstant (Express) to a few days (Economy)Bank, cash pickup, mobile moneyFlexible delivery and cash pickupGo to Remitly →
WorldRemitLow flat fee; has a Dutch-language siteCompetitive margin over mid-marketMinutes to about an hourBank, cash, mobile money, airtimeMulti-channel reach; localized NL pageGo to WorldRemit →
Taptap SendSmall flat fee or free by route; advertises Ghana e-levy exemptionSolid ratesMinutesBank and mobile moneyLow-cost app to African walletsGo to Taptap Send →
SendwaveOften zero up-front fee (earns on the rate)Margin built into the EUR→local rateMinutesMobile money focusedZero-fee app sends to walletsGo to Sendwave →
TransferGoLow flat fee; EU-built, SEPA-fundedTight margin on EUR corridorsFree tier same/next day; instant tier paidBank deposit; some mobile moneyCheap EU-to-bank transfersGo to TransferGo →
RevolutFree allowance then a small fee; app-onlyInterbank on weekdays; weekend markupInstant to Revolut; hours to banksBank deposit (limited destinations)Existing Revolut users to bank accountsGo to Revolut →
Western UnionVariable fee by amount and channelMargin over mid-marketFlexible, including instant cashCash pickup, bank, mobile moneyWidest cash-pickup networkGo to Western Union →
MoneyGramVariable fee; mobile-wallet delivery on some routesMargin over mid-marketFlexible, including instant cashCash pickup, bank, mobile moneyCash pickup + wallet reachGo to MoneyGram →

Some provider links are referral links, marked sponsored. They never change the figures or the order shown.

Which services reach Suriname's mobile wallets

In Suriname, mobile money means a bank account (DSB, Finabank), a wallet (MOPE, Uni5Pay) or cash pickup — the table shows what each service actually reaches: wallet, bank account or cash pickup.

ServiceMobile money
Banco / MOPE / Uni5Pay
BankCash
Wise
Remitly
WorldRemit
Taptap Send
Sendwave
TransferGo
Revolut
Western Union
MoneyGram

What your recipient actually gets in Suriname

Cash-out / withdrawal cost

In Suriname, money arrives in a bank account (DSB, Finabank, Republic), on a wallet (DSB's MOPE, Uni5Pay) or as cash pickup. The Surinamese dollar (SRD) has floated since 2020–21 and the country runs on the "dagkoers": the daily rate, with a gap between the CBvS official rate and the cambios. Compare the official rate and the services' rates shown here, then check the day's cambio rate locally before you exchange — the counter rate is the one that settles your cash.

Receiving to a bank vs a wallet

The route's average total cost is 8.86% (World Bank) — among the priciest tracked. Suri-Change and Speedwire are the diaspora's traditional specialist houses; Wise, MoneyGram (wallet delivery), Western Union, Ria and Revolut also serve. Verify availability and fees before sending.

How to send: methods, limits & safety

Delivery methods compared

Mobile money (a bank account (DSB, Finabank), a wallet (MOPE, Uni5Pay) or cash pickup) is usually fastest and most convenient to spend. Bank deposit suits larger sums. Cash pickup (agent) gives the widest reach but can cost more on the receive side. Choose by what your family plans to do with the money.

Transfer limits & KYC

Every service requires a verified account (photo ID + address), usually 5-15 minutes the first time. Sending caps apply per transaction and per period, and rise with your verification level. For a first large send, expect extra verification.

Frequently asked questions

How do I fund it and which app from the EU to Suriname?
From the euro area, funding is over SEPA (SEPA Instant in ten seconds) with no FX step: the whole cost is in the EUR→local margin. Wise shows mid-market with a transparent fee; Remitly and Sendwave lean on low fees and speed; WorldRemit and Western Union add cash pickup. Compare the final amount received — in euros it's the rate margin, not the SEPA leg, that decides.
How long does a transfer to Suriname take?
It depends on the service and channel. Sendwave, LemFi and Remitly's Express tier often deliver within minutes. Economy options take 1-3 business days for a lower cost. Delivery to a bank account (DSB, Finabank), a wallet (MOPE, Uni5Pay) or cash pickup is usually fastest.
Is money received taxed in Suriname?
Receiving on Wave or Orange Money is not taxed as such; the recipient pays the agent cash-out fee when withdrawing, plus any local levy shown in-app. Keeping the money on the wallet to pay avoids the withdrawal cost. See the receive-side section.

Bottom line

Bottom line: for a typical mobile-money send the Netherlands to Suriname, compare LemFi and Sendwave first on the final amount received; switch to Wise for large sums, and WorldRemit and Western Union if cash pickup is needed.

We describe each service's published model (fees, rates, speed, delivery) from public information, without reproducing live quotes or marketing copy. Always check the final fee and rate in the app before sending.