Send money to Israel
Send dollars, euros or pounds to a shekel account in Israel with Covercy Pay. You see the rate, the flat fee and the shekel amount before you confirm.
Covercy Pay is where you start and track your transfer.
What does a transfer to Israel cost?
Your flat fee and minimum depend on the currency you send. The exchange-rate markup and exact total are shown before you confirm.
- GBPILSBritish Pound£5flat feeMinimum £1,200
- USDILSUS Dollar$15flat feeMinimum $1,500
- EURILSEuro€9flat feeMinimum €1,400
Plus one exchange-rate markup, typically 0.4%–1%, shown in your quote before you confirm.
Fees from covercypay.com/pricing, checked Sep 28, 2026.
How the transfer works
Choose the currencies and amount, review the cost, then send from your bank.
- 1
Get your quote
Choose the sending and receiving currencies. See the rate, fee and recipient amount before you confirm.
- 2
Send your funds
Complete verification and make a local bank transfer to the account details shown in Covercy Pay.
- 3
Follow the transfer
Track the payment in your Covercy Pay dashboard until it reaches the recipient.
Pay into a shekel account
Whether you support family or move money to your own account, it arrives in ILS. Check the shekel amount before you confirm.
Choose your sending currency
Send from USD, EUR or GBP and choose ILS to receive. The flat fee and minimum follow the currency you send.
Add the Israeli account
Enter the recipient name and Israeli bank account details requested in the transfer flow, then check them before sending.
Follow it to Israel
After you fund the transfer from your bank, track it in Covercy Pay until it reaches the account in Israel.
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Ready to send money to Israel?
Start a transfer on Covercy Pay and see the shekel amount before you confirm.