Send Money to Siddhartha Bank in Nepal from the USA

Send USD directly to a Siddhartha Bank account in Nepal. Near mid-market rates, deposited in NPR, often within seconds.

Send money directly to Siddhartha Bank in Nepal with Xuno
Quick answer

To send money to a Siddhartha Bank account in Nepal with Xuno, have these recipient details ready before you start:

  • The receiver's full name, exactly as it appears on their bank account
  • Their phone number and address
  • Your relationship to the receiver
  • Siddhartha Bank as the bank name
  • The recipient's account number
Siddhartha Bank uses the SWIFT code SIDDNPKA, but with Xuno you simply select the bank and enter the account details. No SWIFT code needed.

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Siddhartha Bank money transfer

The essentials for sending into a Siddhartha Bank account in Nepal.

Bank
Siddhartha Bank Limited
Head office
Hattisar, Kathmandu, Nepal
SWIFT code
SIDDNPKA
Currency received
Nepalese rupees (NPR)
Delivery time with Xuno
Near-instant (within seconds) to a few business days, depending on the speed and amount you choose

What you need for the transfer

Have these to hand and the rest takes only a few minutes.

DetailInformation
BankSiddhartha Bank Limited
Account numberRecipient's account number
Recipient informationFull name, address, phone number
RelationshipYour relationship to the receiver
Currency receivedNepalese rupees (NPR)

How to send money to Siddhartha Bank with Xuno

The whole process takes just a few minutes, and most of these steps are a one-time setup you won't repeat for future transfers.

  1. 1

    Create a free Xuno account

    Go to xuno.co/register and sign up with your email, Google, or Apple account. Verify your email with the six-digit code and create a password.

  2. 2

    Verify your identity

    US regulations require money-transfer services to confirm who you are, so you'll complete a short verification from your dashboard:

    • Select Add
    • Accept the terms and conditions
    • Confirm your personal information
    • Enter your Social Security Number (SSN)

    Your information is encrypted and securely stored. Verifying once unlocks transfers, so you won't repeat this later.

  3. 3

    Add your recipient in Nepal

    Select Nepal as the destination country, then add the recipient by scanning their QR code (mobile app only) or entering details manually. For a Siddhartha Banktransfer you'll provide:

    • Full name, phone number and address
    • Relationship to the recipient
    • Bank name: Siddhartha Bank
    • Account number
  4. 4

    Fund your transfer

    Connect your US bank account and choose how much USD you want to send, pick a delivery speed, and confirm the recipient and purpose. Xuno supports normal transfers up to $10,000 and large-value transfers up to $500,000.

  5. 5

    Money arrives in the Siddhartha Bank account

    That's it. The recipient receives Nepalese rupees directly in their Siddhartha Bank account.

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Why many senders choose Xuno over a bank wire

A traditional SWIFT wire and a Xuno transfer both move money to Nepal, but the cost and speed can differ significantly. Here is how they compare.

FundConvert and sendReceiveUS bank accounttax-exempt fundingXunonear mid-market rateSiddhartha Bankdeposited in NPR, within seconds
Funded from a US bank account, your USD is converted and deposited straight into the recipient's Siddhartha Bank account in Nepalese rupees.
Traditional SWIFT wireXuno transfer
Transfer fee$15 to $50 outgoing bank feeVaries based on the chosen delivery speed
Intermediary feesPossible intermediary bank feesNone
Exchange rateSet by the banksTwo options by speed: Bank Rate (FEDAN) and Mid-Market Rate (MMR)
SpeedUsually 1 to 3 business daysFrom within seconds to a few business days
DeliveryInto the recipient's accountDirect deposit into Siddhartha Bank
1% US remittance taxMay apply, depending on funding methodDoes not apply (funded by US bank account)

Xuno typically delivers more rupees to the recipient than a traditional wire, even before factoring in the faster delivery.

Is there a US tax on sending money to Nepal?

The 1% US remittance excise tax introduced on January 1, 2026 depends on how you fund the transfer.

1% tax applies

Transfers funded with

  • Cash
  • Money orders
  • Cashier's checks
Exempt

Transfers funded from

  • A US bank account
  • Including all Xuno transfers

Because Xuno transfers are funded through a US bank account, they are exempt from the 1% remittance tax.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a transfer to your recipient's bank in Nepal take?

Traditional international wires generally take 1 to 3 business days. With Xuno, transfers are often completed within seconds to a few business days, depending on the delivery speed you select.

Does the recipient need to do anything?

No. The money is deposited directly into the recipient's bank account in Nepalese rupees.

Is Xuno secure?

Xuno partners with trusted financial service providers, including Sila Inc. and Priority Commerce Technology Holdings, to handle electronic fund transfers and banking services securely. All user data is transmitted over encrypted channels and safeguarded with industry-standard security protocols. For details, see the Xuno Privacy Policy.

How much can I send in a single transfer?

Xuno supports normal transfers up to $10,000 and large-value transfers up to $500,000, covering everything from routine family support to larger one-off payments.

Is there a US tax on sending money to Nepal?

The 1% US remittance excise tax introduced on January 1, 2026 applies to transfers funded with cash, money orders, or cashier's checks. Transfers funded through a US bank account, including Xuno transfers, are exempt.

Do I need a SWIFT code?

Siddhartha Bank uses the SWIFT code SIDDNPKA, but with Xuno you simply select the bank and enter the account details. No SWIFT code needed.