SEND MONEY TO VENEZUELA

Message MAJORITY on WhatsApp with nothing to download, or open the MAJORITY app and select Money transfers. A guided chat or the app takes you through it: choose Venezuela, enter your amount, add your recipient's details, and pick bolívars to a bank account or US dollars at a cash-pickup point. You see the rate, the delivery estimate, and any fee before you confirm.

It depends on the method. With a MAJORITY membership you send bolívar bank transfers with a $0 transfer fee. Without a membership, a bolívar bank transfer costs $1.99. US dollar cash pickup carries its own fee at every tier, $1.50 plus 6% of the amount you send, on a minimum send of $100. You see the rate and any fee before you confirm. Additional fees may apply if cash-pickup is selected, or the receiving country imposes additional taxes or fees.

You can use either. On WhatsApp you pay per transfer with no membership, and a bolívar bank transfer costs $1.99, which works out cheaper if you send up to three times a month. From about four transfers a month, a $6.99 monthly membership costs less, because bolívar bank transfers drop to $0 and your MAJORITY account is included. US dollar cash pickup is priced separately at every tier. You see the rate and any fee before you confirm either way.

It depends on the method. Bolívar bank transfers usually arrive in minutes, and most land within the hour. US dollar cash pickup takes longer, and the timing varies by pickup point and by branch hours. You see the delivery estimate before you confirm.

Bolívars (VES) by bank transfer, or US dollars at a cash-pickup point. You choose when you send. Mobile wallet delivery is not available for Venezuela.

Personal, noncommercial transfers to family are generally authorized under a US general license administered by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). MAJORITY supports personal, noncommercial transfers to family only.

Confirm your recipient's bank in the app before you send. The app shows the receiving options that are currently available for Venezuela.

No. Open your MAJORITY account and send with a passport or another approved government-issued ID. On WhatsApp there's no ID to upload: you confirm a few personal details and your identity is verified as you send. Additional onboarding questions may apply for customers with no SSN.

For US dollar cash pickup, your recipient typically needs a Venezuelan ID, their RIF (tax ID), and the details the pickup point asks for. The minimum send for cash pickup is $100. Requirements can change, so check the app before you send.

You send through MAJORITY, a licensed money-transfer service, and every transfer is encrypted, identity-verified, and recorded. You confirm the amount and the rate before any money moves. These services are not FDIC-insured.