Send money from Malaysia to Luxembourg, straight to an LU IBAN
Dollars funded in Malaysia, euro delivered to a Luxembourg account
Most of the sending is done by people whose income is in dollars rather than ringgit. African students and graduates around Kuala Lumpur, Cyberjaya and Selangor make up the largest share, paying fees and living costs or supporting relatives. Freelancers invoicing overseas clients follow, then expatriate staff in Penang and Johor on overseas payroll, then Malaysian businesses with suppliers to settle.
Grey never asks for cash. The dollars are held in a Grey USD account provided by Lead Bank, complete with US routing and account numbers, so anyone paying you abroad can deposit into it and you can wire dollars across from another bank whenever you need to top it up.
At the Luxembourg end the payment is delivered by SEPA. BGL BNP Paribas, ING Luxembourg and Banque et Caisse d'Epargne de l'Etat all receive on an IBAN, and that single identifier does all the routing, with no branch codes or intermediary details to chase.
How to send money to Luxembourg from Malaysia

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What it costs to send money from Malaysia to Luxembourg
Every euro transfer is charged twice over. There is the fee you are quoted, and there is the distance between the rate you are given and the market rate. Only the first is advertised, so a service with no fee at all can still be the one that delivers least.
Settle it on delivered euro. Enter the same dollar figure at Grey, Wise, Remitly and Western Union and read off what each one says will reach Luxembourg, since that single number has both charges folded into it.
Going through a Malaysian bank introduces a cost nobody quotes you. The payment travels on SWIFT, correspondent banks handle it on the way, and any charges they take come out of the amount rather than being added to the quote.
Because the payments repeat, the difference compounds. Rent, tuition instalments and recurring invoices arrive on a calendar of their own, and a margin paid once will be paid again next month and the month after.

One conversion to euro, fixed when you confirm

Grey holds the rate from the moment of confirmation. The euro total shown on that screen is what reaches the Luxembourgish account, however the market behaves in the hours that follow.
There is only one exchange in the chain. Because the money starts as dollars rather than ringgit, it is converted once, which keeps a second margin out of the transfer entirely.
You can also decide when the conversion happens. USD, GBP, EUR and NGN all sit in the same Grey account, so euro bought today can be held and sent later with nothing further to convert.


Grey compared with a Luxembourg payment from a Malaysian bank
Sending through a Malaysian bank means SWIFT, and SWIFT means correspondent banks, cut-off times tied to business days and deductions that may only come to light once the money has landed. Grey completes the journey inside the Single Euro Payments Area instead, delivering to BGL BNP Paribas, ING Luxembourg or Banque et Caisse d'Epargne de l'Etat.
For the recipient that difference is measured in waiting. Transfers sent from a funded Grey balance typically arrive within minutes, SEPA Instant settles eligible payments in under ten seconds, and the app shows where the money has reached without anyone having to telephone a bank.
What your recipient in Luxembourg sees

Payout by IBAN

How quickly it lands

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Funding a transfer to Luxembourg
Payments from abroad
Dollar wire
Existing balance
Who sends money from Malaysia to Luxembourg
Students and graduates
Remote workers and freelancers
Expatriate professionals
Businesses paying contractors
The best way to send money from Malaysia to Luxembourg



