Sharemoney review
Updated September 28, 2026 · VaultCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Sharemoney moves money in Minutes and is registered with the NMLS in the US under 899521. It suits people sending money home or paying a supplier abroad who want a quick send with a low starting cost, rather than a wide branch network or a long term account.
Pros and cons
Pros
- No fee on the first transfer, which keeps a first send low risk.
- Delivery in Minutes fits urgent payments to a supplier or family.
- Registered with the NMLS in the US as 899521, so the operator sits on a public licensing record.
Cons
- Only the first transfer is covered by No fee on the first transfer, so later sends have no listed price.
- The licence record you can check is a US one, under the NMLS as 899521.
- Delivery is given only as Minutes, with no stated cutoff times.
Who it suits
- People who need the money to move in Minutes.
- First time senders, since the transfer fee amount is $0.
- Anyone who wants a US registered operator, with NMLS id 899521.
Who should look elsewhere
- PayPal Colombia, if you fund sends by card, since it adds a share of the amount plus a fixed fee.
- Skrill, if you want a stated charge for each funding method, since it lists fees for bank transfer and cards.
- Paysera, if you mostly send euro to SEPA or Paysera accounts, where it is listed as free.
The company behind it
Sharemoney is operated by Omnex Group, Inc., and it is based in the United States. Its money transfer activity is registered with the NMLS in the US under 899521. Registration means the company files with a US regulator and can be looked up, which is the baseline worth checking before you send money abroad.
How Sharemoney compares
Where Sharemoney is available
- Available
- United States
- Licence in United States
- NMLS (899521), checked September 26, 2026
Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Frequently asked questions
What does a Sharemoney transfer cost?+
The listed transfer fee is No fee on the first transfer, and the transfer fee amount is $0. Other services here charge differently: PayPal Colombia adds a share of the amount plus a fixed fee on card funded sends, Skrill charges by funding method, and Paysera is free for euro to SEPA and Paysera users. Check what applies after your first transfer.
How quickly does the money arrive?+
Delivery is stated as Minutes, so a transfer goes out without a planned waiting period on the sending side. Allow for the receiving bank to process the payment on its own side, and send early in the working day if the payment is urgent.
Is Sharemoney regulated?+
Yes. The service runs under the legal entity Omnex Group, Inc., which is based in the United States and registered with the NMLS in the US as 899521. NMLS registration is a US licensing record, so you can look the company up before you send and check the licence number matches the one shown here.
Who is Sharemoney aimed at?+
It suits people moving money rather than holding a balance, with delivery in Minutes and No fee on the first transfer for the first transfer. If you want a long term account, a card of your own or branch cash services, another provider in this comparison is a better fit.
How does Sharemoney compare with Skrill on cost?+
Skrill lists a charge for bank transfer, debit card and credit card funding, with a higher fee when you send and receive the same currency. The listed Sharemoney cost is No fee on the first transfer, with a transfer fee amount of $0, so the first transfer is the cheaper starting point.
Can I send from outside the US?+
The company is based in the United States and registered with the NMLS there, so the service is built around the US. If you send from another country, check the Minutes delivery promise and the first transfer fee for your corridor before you commit.
When is Paysera the better option?+
Paysera lists no charge for euro sends to SEPA and Paysera users, then a small amount per transfer, and higher amounts for other currencies. If your payments are mostly in euro to those accounts, Paysera is worth a look beside the No fee on the first transfer offer here.
Sources
- sharemoney.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Delivery time, Headquarters, Transfer fee, Fee to send 1,000
“Most transfers arrive within minutes, with competitive exchange rates and low fees”
- sharemoney.com/fees checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Legal entity
“A service of Omnex Group, Inc.: NMLS #899521”
- sharemoney.com/us/en/state-licenses checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Licences
Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Exchange rate markup, Licence type.