
ICICI Money2India rates and charges
BER stores the official Money2India rate only for the supported inbound direction: foreign currency converted into INR. A blank outbound comparison means the source does not publish the reverse customer rate, not that the service is free.
ICICI publishes service-charge information alongside the rates. The applicable charge can depend on the corridor and transaction, while intermediary or recipient-bank deductions may also affect the delivered amount.

ICICI Money2India questions
Why does BER show only the inbound rate?
The reviewed Money2India page publishes foreign-currency-to-INR transfer rates. It does not provide a matching INR-to-foreign-currency customer quote, so BER leaves that direction unavailable.
Is the displayed rate the complete transfer cost?
No. Include ICICI's applicable service charge and any third-party bank deductions when comparing the final INR amount.
Can the rate change?
Yes. BER records the publication time shown by ICICI, but the rate and charges applicable to a transaction should be confirmed before payment.