money transfers like western union take the biggest cuts. my advice is go Banque National de la Republique d'Haiti or uni bank most of them have a ATM use your debit card and check with your bank back home to make sure you will be able to do this.
if your debit is a visa or master card you should be fine and after you get your transfer pay for what you can in american but it is best to change your money to Haitian. find a respected money changer.
if you are in cap haitien haiti send me a message i know the best money changers who take the smallest cuts.

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i know some bank managers in cap haitien they could make it easy for you to get an account if yo uneed contacts but it is fine to keep your bank account abroad as well its just a pain in the ass taking cuts in transfer/atm/exchange fees.

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