Coinepay Global Remittance lets you send cross-border transfers to Jordan from the 24/7 self-service dashboard or the Coinepay mobile app. This guide explains what you need before you start, how the local payout methods work, and how to complete and track a transfer. The exchange rate and fees are always shown clearly in the app before you confirm, so you can review the full cost in advance.
Before you start: what the sender needs
To send money to Jordan with Coinepay, you need a registered Coinepay account with identity verification (KYC) completed. If you have not signed up yet, create your account and finish verification first. You can manage everything from the dashboard or the app for iOS and Android.
You will also need accurate details for your recipient. Always collect these directly from the person receiving the money, and make sure the name you enter matches their government-issued ID exactly. Depending on the payout method you choose, you will typically need:
- Full legal name of the recipient, spelled as it appears on their ID.
- Bank deposit: the recipient's IBAN and the beneficiary bank's SWIFT/BIC; some forms also ask for the recipient's address.
- Cash pickup: the recipient's full name as on their ID and the transfer reference.
- Mobile wallet: the recipient's registered mobile number and wallet provider.
The local currency in Jordan
Jordan's currency is the Jordanian dinar, currency code JOD. When you set up a transfer, Coinepay shows you the exchange rate and the amount the recipient will receive before you confirm, so check that both the sending and receiving currency are correct for your recipient's situation.
Payout methods for Jordan
Coinepay supports transfers to Jordan with common local payout options. Which methods are available for your specific transfer can depend on the corridor, so check what the app offers when you set it up.
Bank account deposit
A direct credit into a Jordanian bank account is a standard way to receive an international remittance. For this, you need the recipient's IBAN and, for an international transfer, the beneficiary bank's SWIFT/BIC code.
A Jordanian IBAN is 30 characters long. It begins with the country code JO, followed by two check digits, a four-character bank code, a four-digit branch code and a 16-character account-number field. Because the IBAN already contains the bank and branch codes, it is the single identifier the central bank specifies for local accounts — you do not need a separate routing-style number. Ask your recipient for the exact IBAN and the bank's SWIFT/BIC rather than guessing a generic code, since these are bank-specific.
Jordan also has an instant-payment system called CliQ. Eligible inbound cross-border remittances received through participating banks or licensed transfer providers may be paid to beneficiaries through CliQ, subject to the arrangements between providers. From your side, you simply supply the account details the app requests; the receiving provider handles the local delivery route.
Cash pickup
Cash pickup at a participating agent is available in Jordan. Your recipient will need the transfer details (such as a reference number) and a valid government-issued photo ID that matches the name on the transfer. Agent opening hours and time-zone differences can affect when the cash can be collected.
Mobile wallets
Jordan operates mobile wallets through the JoMoPay switch, including Zain Cash, Orange Money, UWallet and Dinarak. Whether international delivery to a particular wallet is possible depends on the sending corridor and not just on the wallet existing locally, so confirm the available options in the Coinepay app. For a wallet payout, you generally need the recipient's registered mobile number and the name of their wallet provider.
Step-by-step: sending the transfer
- Open Global Remittance. Sign in to the Coinepay dashboard or app and start a new transfer.
- Choose the destination and currency. Select Jordan as the destination and set the sending and receiving currency (JOD for local delivery).
- Select the payout method. Pick bank deposit, cash pickup or a mobile wallet from the options shown for this corridor.
- Enter the recipient's details. Add the recipient's full legal name and the payout details for your chosen method — IBAN and SWIFT/BIC for a bank deposit, the mobile number and provider for a wallet, or the name as on ID for cash pickup. Double-check every character of the IBAN.
- Review the rate and fees. Coinepay displays the exchange rate, the fees and the amount your recipient will receive. Review these carefully before continuing.
- Confirm. Once you are satisfied the details are correct, confirm the transfer.
- Track the status. Follow the transfer's status in the dashboard or app from send to payout.
Identity verification, compliance and documents
All transfers are subject to identity verification, sanctions screening and local regulations. Coinepay screens customers and counterparties against sanctions lists, and Jordanian receiving providers are also required to meet anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorist-financing rules, including name screening. Coinepay may ask you for additional information, such as the purpose of the transfer or the source of funds. Providing this promptly and accurately helps your transfer go through smoothly.
Do not try to work around these checks — for example, by splitting a transfer, using a third party or entering details that do not match the real sender or recipient. Coinepay does not serve sanctioned persons or residents of jurisdictions under comprehensive sanctions.
Troubleshooting
Wrong recipient details
An incorrect IBAN or account number can cause a bank transfer to be returned or to need correction. Check the IBAN character by character and confirm the SWIFT/BIC with your recipient before confirming. For wallets and cash pickup, make sure the name exactly matches the recipient's ID.
Compliance review
A transfer may be held for a compliance or sanctions review. If Coinepay requests documents such as the purpose or source of funds, respond quickly. A receiving bank may also request missing sender or beneficiary information and, after a risk assessment, suspend or reject a transfer if it cannot obtain what it needs.
Delays
Required recipient action (such as showing ID), currency availability, regulatory checks, agent opening hours and time-zone differences can all affect when funds arrive. Use the status tracker to see where your transfer is.
Returned transfers
If a transfer is returned — for example because of mismatched or invalid account details — check the status notes in the app, correct the information and resend. If you are unsure why a transfer was returned, contact Coinepay support.
Get help
If you have questions about sending money to Jordan, reach out through Coinepay support or the Coinepay Telegram channel. You can also learn more about the service on the Coinepay website.
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FAQ
What details do I need to send money to a bank account in Jordan?
You need the recipient's full legal name and their Jordanian IBAN, plus the beneficiary bank's SWIFT/BIC for an international transfer. A Jordanian IBAN is 30 characters and starts with JO; it already contains the bank and branch codes, so no separate routing number is needed. Always get the exact details from your recipient.
Which currency will my recipient in Jordan receive?
Jordan's local currency is the Jordanian dinar (JOD). When you set up the transfer, Coinepay shows the exchange rate and the amount your recipient will receive before you confirm, so you can review it first.
Can I send to a mobile wallet in Jordan?
Jordan has JoMoPay wallets such as Zain Cash, Orange Money, UWallet and Dinarak. Whether a particular wallet can receive an international transfer depends on the corridor, so check the available payout options in the Coinepay app. You will usually need the recipient's registered mobile number and wallet provider.
How much are the fees and the exchange rate?
Coinepay shows the exact exchange rate and fees in the app before you confirm the transfer. Because these can vary, review the figures shown for your specific transfer rather than relying on a general estimate.
Why might my transfer to Jordan be delayed or returned?
Common causes include an incorrect IBAN or account number, missing sender or beneficiary information, a compliance or sanctions review, currency availability, and agent hours or time-zone differences for cash pickup. Respond quickly to any document requests and check the status tracker; contact Coinepay support if you need help.
