If you’re sending money from Canada to the Philippines, you can now enjoy $0 fees when you send for bank deposits. This includes major banks in the Philippines such as BDO or BPI.
Whether you’re sending to Nanay or helping out a friend, bank deposits are an easy and convenient way to make sure your loved ones receive their money quickly and securely, right into their bank account.
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Why Choose Bank Deposits to the Philippines?
With bank deposits, your recipient can access the funds easily—walang hassle, no need to go anywhere to collect the money.
It’s secure, efficient, and with no fees, more of your hard-earned money goes straight to your family or friends.
Maximize Your Transfer’s Value
Choosing bank deposit means skipping extra steps or fees that come with other payout methods. Your loved ones will get their money directly in their account, perfect for those times when Nanay needs it fast.
With $0 fees, you can be sure your transfer has the most value.
How It Works
It’s simple! Log in to your Remitly account, choose the amount you want to send, and select bank deposit as the payout method.
When you send to your chosen bank in the Philippines, the $0 fee is automatically applied, ensuring you get the most out of your transfer.
Try sending from Canada to the Philippines for bank deposit today to experience the convenience and value for yourself.
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