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✡️How to Send Money to Any Israeli Bank Account with Neema

Use this article to learn how to send funds from your Neema account to any local bank account in Israel, understand the applicable transfer limits and fee tiers, and format beneficiary details correctly to prevent transfer delays

Overview: Sending Money Within Israel

With Neema you can send money from your Neema account to any Israeli bank account. It works in the exact same way as sending money to an international account. When selecting the recipient's country in the Neema app, select Israel from the country list, and the remaining transfer steps remain identical to international transfers.

Note: sending from card to card is not possible in Israel, you can only send account-to-account

Beneficiary Name Requirements

When entering beneficiary details in the Neema app, write the exact account holder's name using English letters with no punctuation or special characters

Transfer Limits

Neema applies the following default transfer limits when sending money to bank accounts in Israel. Please note that these are default limits, and your actual maximum transfer amounts may vary depending on your specific Neema account profile

Limit Period

Maximum Transfer Amount

Per Single Transfer

Up to 20,000 ILS

Per Day

Up to 50,000 ILS

Per Month

Up to 100,000 ILS

Per 6 Months

Up to 300,000 ILS

Sending Fees

Neema transfer fees are calculated based on your cumulative monthly transfer amount:

Cumulative Monthly Transfer Amount

Sending Fee

0 ILS – 2,500 ILS

3 ILS

2,500 ILS – 5,000 ILS

5 ILS

Greater than 5,000 ILS

10 ILS

When sending money, you must have enough available funds in your Neema account to cover both the transfer amount and the transfer fee.

Calculation Example: If you want to send 100 ILS and your applicable transfer fee is 3 ILS, your total Neema account balance must be at least 103 ILS. If your balance is exactly 100 ILS, a transfer of 100 ILS will fail because it does not cover the required 3 ILS fee.

Before sending please make sure you have

Processing Schedule and Delivery Time

Transfers arrive in the beneficiary's bank account within 2 business days (up to 48 hours), excluding Saturdays (Shabbat) and official public holidays—initiate transfers early in the week to avoid delays.

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