Send Money to Everest Bank for Cash Pickup across Nepal
Send Canadian dollars for Everest Bank cash pickup in Nepal with RemitBee and see the CAD-to-NPR exchange rate, transfer fee, expected Nepalese rupee payout, and delivery estimate before you confirm the transfer.
Set up the pickup from Canada
How to send money to Everest Bank Branch and Agents
Step 2: Select To Pickup so the transfer is arranged for in-person cash collection.
Step 3: Enter your recipient's legal name, mobile number, email address, and home address.
Step 4: Confirm those details with your recipient before continuing to the payout provider.
Step 5: Choose Everest Bank Branch and Agents under Bank options in the RemitBee transfer flow.
Step 6: Enter the account number requested in the Bank account field, then add the CAD amount and transfer purpose.
Step 7: Choose your Canadian payment method and follow the funding instructions shown by RemitBee.
Step 8: Review the recipient information, CAD-to-NPR rate, fee, and delivery estimate before confirming and tracking the transfer.
Everest Bank connects remittance pickup across all seven provinces
Everest Bank's current network spans Bagmati, Gandaki, Karnali, Koshi, Lumbini, Madhesh, and Sudurpashchim, while the bank recently announced the opening of its 132nd branch in Sindhuli.
Its official Everest Remit locator lets recipients search paying agents by province, district, address, and contact information, which is especially useful when collection is outside the Kathmandu Valley.
Everest Bank maintains its own inward-remittance operation for Nepalese living abroad and works with overseas exchange companies to route money back to families through its domestic banking infrastructure.
RemitBee currently identifies the receiving route as Everest Bank Branch and Agents and says recipients can collect through an Everest Bank branch or agent once the transfer becomes available.
Plan an Everest Bank pickup before your family makes the trip
Everest Bank combines a nationwide branch network with dedicated remittance agents, but a good cash-pickup transfer still depends on choosing the right location, keeping the payout within the available counter rules, and understanding how many rupees the recipient will actually receive.
Everest Bank maintains separate branch and remittance locators rather than treating every banking touchpoint as identical. Its current network covers all seven provinces, with branches in areas such as Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, and many districts beyond Bagmati. Use the payout information attached to the RemitBee transaction first, then check the official Everest Remit directory for the relevant address and contact details.
Everest Bank currently publishes an NPR 100,000 limit for remittance payments made at its cash counter. That is the bank's stated counter limit rather than a guarantee that every RemitBee transaction can use the full amount, since RemitBee verification and the specific payout route can apply their own restrictions. Larger transfers should therefore be checked in the live transfer flow before payment.
For e-Transfer, EFT, and bill payment, RemitBee currently charges $2.99 below $500 CAD and removes the service fee above $500, while debit-card pricing follows a separate scale. Review that cost together with the live CAD-to-NPR conversion and expected rupee payout so your comparison reflects the amount your family in Nepal is actually due to collect.
Give your recipient the details the counter can verify
Everest Bank says incoming remittance references can range from nine to fourteen characters and may be numeric or alphanumeric depending on the sending route. For RemitBee, use only the reference issued for the actual transaction rather than another provider's format.
The recipient should wait for the pickup notification before travelling and keep the RemitBee receipt available until the cash has been released.
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