It is known from earlier work of Iqbal, Liu (arXiv:0809.3808) that theboundary transport coefficients such as electrical conductivity (at vanishingchemical potential), shear viscosity etc. at low frequency and finitetemperature can be expressed in terms of geometrical quantities evaluated atthe horizon. In the case of electrical conductivity, at zero chemical potentialgauge field fluctuation and metric fluctuation decouples, resulting in atrivial flow from horizon to boundary. In the presence of chemical potential,the story becomes complicated due to the fact that gauge field and metricfluctuation can no longer be decoupled. This results in a nontrivial flow fromhorizon to boundary. Though horizon conductivity can be expressed in terms ofgeometrical quantities evaluated at the horizon, there exist no such neatresult for electrical conductivity at the boundary. In this paper we propose anexpression for boundary conductivity expressed in terms of geometricalquantities evaluated at the horizon and thermodynamical quantities. We alsoconsider the theory at finite cutoff outside the horizon (arXiv:1006.1902) andgive an expression for cutoff dependent electrical conductivity, whichinterpolates smoothly between horizon conductivity and boundary conductivity .Using the results about the electrical conductivity we gain much insight intothe universality of thermal conductivity to viscosity ratio proposed inarXiv:0912.2719.