Money Transfer Services

Convenient Services that save your company time and money

BotswanaPost offers a range of cost-effective ways to transfer money to family, friends and customers.

MONEY ORDERS - Click here for tariffs

This is a reliable and fast money transfer service. You can send or receive money from an individual or company and vice versa from Botswana, regionally and internationally through our network of over 110 Post Offices.

 

• Money Orders are fast  and reliable

Our Money Order can be delivered to all Post Offices countrywide, ensuring same day receipt. Therefore, the receiver is assured of receiving their money quickly.

• Money Orders are competitively priced

The charges that you pay for sending a Money Order are competitively priced compared to other methods of sending money. Therefore, you save while also having access to our extensive Post Office network.

• Money Orders are safe and convenient

Through our Post Office network, an individual or company is able to send or receive money. There is also an option where a Money Order notification can be mailed or the recipient can be telephoned when  money is ready for collection.

• Bulk Money Order Service:

If you receive more than 20 payments a month, you can receive your money conveniently at a central point without queuing for each individual payment at a Post Office via our Bulk Money Order service.

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POSTAL ORDERS - Click here for tariffs

Postal Orders can be used to send or to receive money at any of our Post Offices countrywide.

Postal Orders are sold in different denominations, with a maximum denomination of P100. This method of payments is preferred as it is safer than cash. Postal Orders are a kind of promissory note, similar to a bank cheque.

You simply purchase Postal Orders up  to the value that you wish to send. On each Postal Order, the name of the payee or the recipient must be written, after which is mailed. On receiving the Postal Order(s), the payee or recipient can go to any Post Office in order to encash or redeem each Postal Order for its face value.

Postal Orders are widely used as a form of payment for shopping on the Internet, as they are drawn on a Post Office Account so a vendor can be certain that they will not be declared void or referred to drawer, unlike a cheque.

Postal Orders are gaining popularity as collectors' items, especially among people who collect bank notes of different countries payable in Botswana and in SADC countries including, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Swaziland, South Africa and Namibia.