No, matter how you want to transfer money to save the transaction fees and other fees, still they will charge it. You know why? You have money in your account and you wanted to have a prove of fund, they charge service fee for it. No matter how you want to do it, still there are fees. 

बैरागिकाइलो · Apr 25, 2010 6:11 PM

if time is not an issue then do cashier check and have it deposited to ur ac in Nepal. :)

ruchi · Apr 25, 2010 6:24 PM

standard chartered bank ma hunna ra? it is world wide haina? tiha account kholyo bhane money transfer garna milcha hola(for example, standard chartered bank ma deposit garne ani nepal ko standard chartered bank bata withdraw garna milcha ta? ) malai yesto kura ma dherai thaha chaina, ma pani kehi lekhum,,kehi bujhum bhanera reply gareko yesma.... I am not sure hai. someone who has already done so or knows abt this should be heard regarding this issue.anyways good luck finding one :), ani if something works out..do share..

dharane_kancha · Apr 25, 2010 10:17 PM

No, matter what you do , there is transaction fee, can not avoided.

बैरागिकाइलो · Apr 25, 2010 11:09 PM

check this out:https://www.money.muncha.com/ really cool for money x-fer first transaction is free. from 2nd time also u pay low rates.. like $10 fast and reliable.. i've tried western union, but i like muncha now..  first they verify ur bank a/c once u create a profile, it takes like 24 hrs for that, and money can be directly transferred to ur Nepal's any banks in 2-3 business days.. i would support Nepali business rather than western union  

Swiss · Apr 26, 2010 12:27 AM