Egyptian pounds, from the largest community in the country
No corridor out of the Emirates carries a wider range of people than this one. Site and delivery workers in Sharjah and Ajman send on it. So do accountants, doctors, pharmacists and engineers in Dubai and Abu Dhabi who have been here fifteen years and hold senior posts. The amounts differ by a factor of fifty. The mechanics do not.
Grey pays out in pounds to Commercial International Bank, Banque Misr and the National Bank of Egypt, and to Vodafone Cash and Fawry for recipients who use a wallet rather than a branch. You enter the account or the registered mobile number, agree the EGP figure and confirm.
What the family in Cairo, Alexandria or Mansoura receives is an ordinary local credit in pounds. There is no collection, no code and no Grey account required at their end.
Three steps to a payout in Egypt

Sign up
Fund
Send
What you are really paying on a pound transfer
Grey states the conversion rate and the transfer fee as separate items, with the pounds payable beneath them. After confirmation nothing is recalculated, and no further charge is applied at the Egyptian end.

Locking the EGP total at confirmation

A great many transfers on this corridor are instalments rather than gifts: a developer schedule in New Cairo, a car finance payment, a monthly figure agreed with a family years ago. The number is already set in pounds.
Fixing the rate at confirmation means that number can be met exactly. The pounds quoted in Dubai are the pounds credited in Egypt, whatever the pair does between the two moments.


Against a bank wire from the UAE to Egypt
What the recipient sees in Egypt

Egyptian bank accounts

Vodafone Cash and Fawry

Between Grey accounts
Getting dollars onto the account
Income paid from outside
Professional work billed abroad
Family and partners on Grey
What this corridor carries
Monthly family support
Property instalments
Education
Medical treatment
Why Egyptians here choose Grey
A community this old in the Emirates has tried every method there is. What decides where the transfer ends up is whether the pounds arrived in full, on the day, month after month.



