Transfers
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Every Uno account in Argentina comes with its own CBU/CVU. Send a transfer to it from your bank or wallet app, and the money goes straight to your Uno balance.
Use your CBU/CVU
- In Uno, tap Add money and open your account details.
- Tap Copy or share account details.
- In your bank or wallet app, send a transfer to your Uno CBU/CVU.
- Enter the amount and confirm.
No Uno fees to top up; your bank may charge its own. Transfers usually arrive in minutes.
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Send to any CBU, CVU or alias
Send to your own account or someone else's, at any bank or wallet in Argentina, with their CBU, CVU or alias. It's free.
- Tap Transfer.
- Choose Send to a bank account.
- Add your recipient's name, CBU/CVU or alias, and CUIT.
- Add the amount and tap Send.
Send to other Uno users
Instant and free.
Tip: sync your contacts to see which of your friends already use Uno.
- Tap Transfer.
- Tap Send to a contact.
- Enter their username or phone number to find them.
- Add the amount and tap Send.
Your money is held in US dollars
We show you its value in pesos at today's rate, so peso amounts move a little with the exchange rate.
Questions about transfers
Is sending money really free?
Yes. Sending to other Uno users and to any CBU, CVU or alias is free, and Uno doesn't charge you to top up. Your bank may charge its own fee.
How long does it take?
Sending to another Uno user takes seconds. Transfers to and from your bank or wallet usually arrive within minutes.
What's a CBU, a CVU or an alias?
A CBU is the 22-digit number of a bank account in Argentina, and a CVU is the same for a wallet account. An alias is a short name linked to either. Your Uno account has its own CBU/CVU, so any bank or wallet can send money to it.
Are there limits?
Yes. Transfers have daily and weekly limits, and you'll see yours in the app.