PakRemits

Affiliate disclosure

PakRemits is free to use. We make money when someone signs up with a provider through one of our links, and we would rather explain exactly how that works than bury it.

What we earn

Some of the providers listed here run affiliate programmes, generally through networks like Impact or CJ Affiliate. When a new customer signs up and completes a first transfer after clicking through from PakRemits, the provider pays us a fixed amount. It is a one-off bounty per customer, not a share of your transfer, and it does not come out of your money — your rate is identical whether you arrive from here or type their address in directly.

Not every provider pays us. Where a provider has no programme, or where we have not been approved for one, our link simply goes to their site and we earn nothing. Those providers are ranked in exactly the same way as the ones that do pay.

Why it does not affect the ranking

The obvious worry about a site like this is that the order reflects who pays best. It does not, and we have tried to make that structurally true rather than a promise you have to take on trust.

Tables are sorted purely by the rupees that reach the recipient. The code that does the sorting receives the amount received, the fee and the delivery speed — commission is not one of its inputs, so it cannot be weighted by it. There is an automated test that fails if a sponsored provider ever changes which row is marked as the best deal.

A provider can pay to have a Sponsored label pinned directly below the best deal. Never above it, and always labelled. That is the full extent of what money buys on this site. How we rank goes through the mechanics in more detail.

Where you will see this

Every page carrying provider links repeats the disclosure in its footer, and outbound affiliate links are marked rel="sponsored nofollow" so search engines treat them correctly. If you would rather not pass through our link at all, every provider is easy to find directly and we will not think less of you for it.