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TransfersMarch 8, 20266 min read

Remittance shouldn't be a tax on the people who send.

By The Avin team

Remittance shouldn't be a tax on the people who send.

Remittance has long been a tax on the people who send. Days of waiting. Spreads that swallow a tenth of the wire. Fees that are explained nowhere.

The opposite of the old corridor

We built Avin's transfer experience to be the opposite. Free between members. Transparent rates outbound. Local rails into the recipient's bank or mobile wallet. Arrival times in seconds where the corridor allows it.

Most importantly: we built it to feel like sending a message. The dignity of speed, the dignity of seeing exactly what arrives, the dignity of knowing your money got there.

"Value should be carried, not taxed."

What we measure

We don't measure remittance by volume. We measure it by how close the recipient's amount lands to the sender's intent. The closer those two numbers, the better the corridor — and that's the only number on the wall.

Written by The Avin team