Jamuna Wallet review 2026: best for remittance, with a few catches
Our verdict
Jamuna Wallet earns its spot as our pick for "best for remittance". Bonus on remittances received, and the costs are easy to understand. It isn't perfect, but for most people in Dhaka it is a safe first choice.
How it scores
What we like
- Bonus on remittances received
- Wide agent network outside Dhaka
- Bill payments for most utilities
What could be better
- Support wait times are long at peak hours
- Some features are only available in the app
- Costs can add up if you use it heavily
How we tested
A member of our team used Jamuna Wallet as their main fintech apps product for four weeks in October 2026. We signed up with a national ID, used it for everyday transactions, contacted customer support twice and kept a record of every charge.
Costs and fees
Free inbound remittance. We found no hidden charges during testing, but check the provider's current fee schedule before you sign up, as rates can change.
Who it's for
Jamuna Wallet suits people who want something reliable without paying for features they won't use. If you need something more specialised, the alternatives on this page are worth a look.