Transfers
Send money with Uno.
Add soles from your bank in Peru, withdraw to your own account with its CCI, and send to other Uno users. If there's a fee, the app shows it before you confirm.
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Add soles with a transfer from your bank in Peru. The Add screen shows the account you send to, with its CCI and its account holder. Once it arrives, the money is in your Uno balance, held in US dollars.
Send to the account the app shows
- In Uno, tap Add. If it shows options, pick PEN.
- Copy the CCI under Bank transfer account details.
- In your bank's app, send an interbank transfer to that CCI from an account in your own name, with the same DNI as your Uno account.
- Enter the amount and confirm.
The Add screen shows the minimum and any fee; your bank may charge its own. Always send from a bank account in your own name, with the same DNI as your Uno account: a transfer from someone else's or a business's account is returned. The account holder the app shows isn't you: it's the account Uno receives soles into, and your transfer reaches your balance.
App screens are illustrations.
Send to your bank account
Withdraw soles to an account in your own name at a bank in Peru: pick the bank and account type, and enter its 20-digit CCI and your ID number. If there's a fee, the app shows it before you confirm.
- Tap Transfer.
- Tap a saved account, or tap Add and choose Bank account.
- For a new account, pick its bank and account type, and enter its 20-digit CCI and your ID number.
- Add the amount and tap Send.
Send to other Uno users
Instant.
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 soles at today's rate, so amounts in soles move a little with the exchange rate.
Questions about transfers
Does moving money cost anything?
If there's a fee, the app shows it before you confirm, whether you're adding, sending or withdrawing money. Your bank may charge its own fee.
How long does it take?
Sending to another Uno user takes seconds. For a bank transfer, the status of your transaction in the app shows when it has arrived.
What's a CCI?
The CCI (Código de Cuenta Interbancario) is the 20-digit number that identifies a bank account in Peru for transfers between banks. Your bank's app or statement shows yours.
Can someone else send me money by bank transfer?
No. A top-up has to come from a bank account in your own name, with the same DNI as your Uno account; a transfer from anyone else's account is returned. To get money from someone who uses Uno, they can send it to you in the app.
Are there limits?
Yes. Transfers have daily and weekly limits, and you'll see yours in the app.