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What a cross-border euro transfer cost before the equal charges rule, country by country

BulgariaCheapest in the sample: 15.00Most expensive in the sample: 24.0324.03RomaniaCheapest in the sample: 9.86Most expensive in the sample: 14.9014.90HongrieCheapest in the sample: 4.62Most expensive in the sample: 12.3812.38Royaume-UniCheapest in the sample: 4.55Most expensive in the sample: 11.3711.37CroatieCheapest in the sample: 4.05Most expensive in the sample: 10.8010.80Czech RepublicCheapest in the sample: 7.48Most expensive in the sample: 9.599.59DenmarkCheapest in the sample: 2.69Most expensive in the sample: 6.726.72PolandCheapest in the sample: 1.19Most expensive in the sample: 1.901.90SwedenCheapest in the sample: 0.00Most expensive in the sample: 0.000.00Cheapest in the sampleMost expensive in the sample

Charge in euro for a cross-border credit transfer in euro, for amounts between 10 euro and 1,000 euro, from fee schedules retrieved on 14 July 2017 and published by the Commission in 2018. No significance statistic is published with these figures.

Since 15 December 2019 a cross-border payment in euro must cost the same as a corresponding national payment. The Commission's own pre-rule survey found the same transfer priced from zero in Sweden to 24.03 euro in Bulgaria, and no body has measured the effect since.

EUR 15.00 to 24.03Bulgaria, cross-border euro transfer, 2017
EUR 0Sweden, same transfer, 2017
15 Dec 2019Date the equal charges rule applied
0Published ex post measurements of the rule

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