Send money from Singapore to Tanzania
Who this corridor is for
Singapore buys a lot of Tanzanian cashew. The raw nut trade, along with sesame and pulses, puts an Asian trading house at one end of this corridor and a Tanzanian exporter, cooperative or warehouse operator at the other.
Around that sit ship agents working the Dar es Salaam anchorage, surveyors, and companies whose regional operation reports into a Singapore treasury.
The page is written for those payments first, and for the Tanzanian staff and students supported from Singapore second.
Setting up a Tanzanian payment

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Fee and rate, counted separately
Grey publishes the fee on one line and the applied rate on another, with the resulting TZS underneath, all before you commit.
For a trader settling several purchases in a week, that makes the total landed cost of a Tanzanian season something you can add up rather than estimate.

A fixed TZS figure from Singapore

The rate is fixed at confirmation and does not move afterwards, which matters on a currency quoted in the thousands where rounding on arrival would otherwise be invisible.
Enter the shilling amount the exporter asked for and the dollar cost is calculated and locked against it before you send.


Where an ordinary bank transfer falls down
On the Tanzanian side

Bank accounts

Mobile money

Nothing to join
Three ways money reaches your Grey balance
Trade settlements
Overseas payroll
Transfers from partners
What the money is for
Cashew and sesame purchases
Port disbursements
Local company costs
Family and study
Why this route works on Grey



