Nepal is flooding right now.
Monsoon floods and landslides have hit districts across the country. Relief is happening now and it needs money now. This page collects the official ways to send it, checked against the government’s own published sources.
The reported scale
A rock-and-ice avalanche off Langtang Lirung sent a debris flood down the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers on 26 August, hitting Rasuwa and neighbouring districts with almost no warning. A month on, 1,453 bodies have been recovered and 5,285 people are still missing — about 600 of them foreign nationals from 35 countries. More than 13,656 people have been rescued, and the government puts the number affected at nearly 1,600,000. Aid agencies say cash, not goods, is what helps now.
Reported by The Kathmandu Post · Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nepal · ICIMOD
Monsoon season to date — flood, landslide, heavy rainfall and inundation — aggregated from 2,479 verified incident records. Retrieved September 30, 2026 from the BIPAD Portal, Government of Nepal
The portal last added a record on September 30 at 10:00 AM. Its casualty fields for this event are largely unfilled: it currently shows 3 deaths across Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading, against the 1,453 reported above. Read the figures here as coverage, not as a toll.
Latest recorded incidents
- Landslide at Tarkuche , Konjyosom Rural Municipality-4 — opens in a new tab
- Heavy Rainfall at Hanjutole, Bhaktapur Municipality-9 — opens in a new tab
- Landslide at Kushma Municipality-10 — opens in a new tab
- Landslide at Ghorahi Submetropolitan City-5 — opens in a new tab
- Heavy Rainfall at Rapti Sonari Rural Municipality-2 — opens in a new tab
- Landslide at Dhaireni , Mathagadhi Rural Municipality-1 — opens in a new tab
- Heavy Rainfall at Rhishing Rural Municipality-1 — opens in a new tab
- Landslide at Banphikot Rural Municipality-6 — opens in a new tab
Send money to Nepal today
Every route below goes straight to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund. Nothing passes through us.
Read this first
We never touch your money. Every link and account here belongs to the government or its banks, and we take no cut of anything. If a page ever asks you to send money to an individual instead, it is not us and it is not the fund.
Pay by card — the direct route
The Prime Minister’s Office published two card payment gateways on 27 August. Either one takes an international card straight to the Disaster Relief Fund. This is new — until now no foreign card could reach the fund at all.
Why this works when PayPal and Stripe cannot: those settle only to accounts on their own networks, and Nepal is unsupported by both. These gateways run inside Nepal, so they sit on the Nepali side of that wall.
Bank transfer by SWIFT
Give your bank these details, or enter them in your internet banking transfer form. Use the USD row if you are sending foreign currency; the NPR rows if your bank converts for you.
Account name for every account below
PRIME MINISTER DISASTER RELIEF FUND
The fund’s QR codes work in Nepali banking and wallet apps — and, per the PMO notice, also for Alipay+ users (and the twelve wallets interoperable with it) and for UPI users in India. India-based donors can also send via cross-border P2P transfer in any UPI-enabled bank app.
| Bank | Account number | Currency | SWIFT | Payment QR code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rastriya Banijya Bank | 1130100003762001 1130100000006006 | NPR | RBBANPKA | |
| Nepal Bank Limited | 00211600510039000003 00200100510039000001 | NPR | NEBLNPKA | |
| Agriculture Development Bank Limited | 0100201002907014 | NPR | ADBLNPKA | |
| Everest Bank Limited | 00100105200270 00101102200012 | NPR | EVBLNPKA | |
| Global IME Bank | 00401010000057 00411010000005 | NPR | GLBBNPKA | |
| Nabil Bank | 1710017505285 | NPR | NARBNPKA | |
| Standard Chartered | 01013243801 02013243801 | NPR | SCBLNPKA | |
| Himalayan Bank Ltd | 01905631210046 | USD | HIMANPKA | No QR |
| Himalayan Bank Ltd | 12005631210039 | NPR | HIMANPKA | No QR |
| Laxmi Sunrise Bank Ltd. | 1628885410110925 | NPR | LXBLNPKA | No QR |
Source: “Mechanisms for Sending Relief Support to Designated PM Relief Fund Accounts”, Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, 27 August 2026.
Official appeal page (opens in a new tab)Who is doing this
This is not an organisation. Nobody here is registered as anything, nobody is collecting money, and there is no plan to change that.
When the floods started, the official ways to donate were scattered across a PDF, a press notice and a couple of bank pages — several of them with account numbers that did not agree. So we put them in one place and checked them against each other.
That is all this site is: the official routes, verified, in ten languages, on one page. If the government publishes something new, we update it. Nothing here passes through our hands.
