Compare GBP to INR transfer rates.

Who offers GBP to INR, and who does not

Six providers have verified GBP figures below. Two providers on the USD comparison do not offer this corridor at all, and are listed as unavailable rather than hidden, so the gap is visible instead of silently absent.

Read the fine print before you pick

• Ria's promo depends on the amount. The figures here model the first-transfer promo exactly at £1,000. At £100 the same calculator showed a much higher promo rate, which must never be read as the £1,000 rate. Change the amount above and the cards recalculate.
• MoneyGram's payout beats its displayed rate. The payout shown on the cards is the calculator's payout figure, not the rounded rate it displays alongside it. The payout is the truth.
• Xoom shows one rate for everyone. No first-time versus repeat split was found on its GBP calculator, so both customer modes show the same logged-out rate, labeled as such.
• Western Union's £0 fee is unlabelled. The page does not say whether the £0 fee is standard or an unlabelled first-transfer benefit, and its delivery wording conflicts with itself (summary says in minutes, footnote says 0 to 1 bank business days, possibly 1 to 2). Both wordings are quoted on the card.
• Funding method matters. Ria and MoneyGram GBP quotes here are debit-funded, because bank funding could not be selected on their public calculators. Each card states its funding assumption.
• Delivery “Not published” means just that. Where a calculator showed no specific bank-deposit time, the card says so instead of estimating one.

Full method and provenance notes live on the methodology page. GBP figures were verified from public calculators only: no accounts, no logins, no transfer started.