KlickEx review

The transfer fee is AUD 5 at most per transfer, though that figure is a cap rather than a fixed price. Payments funded through a New Zealand retail agent add their own charge on top, so the final cost depends on how the money is paid in.

KlickEx is operated by KlickEx Pacific Limited, a company based in New Zealand and founded in 2009. It trades under the KlickEx name and sends money out of New Zealand and Australia, with a registration on each side of that corridor.

KlickEx states that Recipient notified within minutes, so the recipient hears quickly that a payment is on its way. How long the funds take to collect depends on the payout method chosen for that recipient.

Payouts are offered to bank, cash pickup and wallet. That spread matters across Pacific markets, where a recipient may sit closer to a cash pickup point or a wallet than to a bank branch, and it gives a fallback if local bank details are wrong.

Yes. KlickEx appears with the FSP585928 in New Zealand and with 100803506 in Australia. Registration on both registers is the check available to a sender, since the service moves money for customers rather than holding savings for them.

KlickEx covers 2 currencies, a narrow range for a money transfer service. A sender whose recipient needs a currency outside that set needs a different provider, and the choice of payout method does not widen the currency list.

Support is offered through email, phone and help centre, so a phone line sits alongside email and the help centre. That matters for a payment sent but not yet collected, since cash pickup and wallet payouts cannot be traced by the sender alone.

It fits New Zealand and Australian senders paying a fixed amount to someone who can take bank, cash pickup, wallet or card. The cap of AUD 5 suits a regular, known payment size better than a large or irregular one.