International business payments to the Philippines from Canada
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Your success is our business. That's why we deliver fast, reliable transfers directly into the banks and mobile wallets your recipients in the Philippines already use.1 Get your exchange rate and start sending now.
Send to the Philippines with lower fees
EXCHANGE RATES
Better rate. No catch.
With most providers, a good rate hides a high fee. Remitly Business gives you both: a strong exchange rate and clear, upfront fees, with no surprises.
REMITLY BUSINESS FEATURES
Built for businesses sending to the Philippines from Canada
You hit send.
They stop refreshing.
Slow payments cost small businesses in Canada more than just time. They affect relationships, cash flow, and trust. Remitly Business transfers are typically delivered within the hour, so your contractors, suppliers, and team members in the Philippines get paid without the wait.
A delivery date
you can hold us to
Most providers keep the arrival date vague. Remitly Business shows the delivery date before you confirm, and if your transfer to the Philippines doesn't arrive by that date, we refund the transfer fee.
The same protection
used by the world's
leading banks
Every transfer is protected by industry-leading encryption. Your business data, payment details, and your recipients' information are secured at every step. Speed and security aren't a tradeoff here. You get both, every transfer.
Always know
where your money is
Hit send. We'll handle the rest. With Remitly Business you get real-time updates at every stage of your transfer, from the moment it leaves your account to the moment it arrives. No more chasing confirmations or fielding questions from recipients in the Philippines.
Paid it.
Proved it.
Each transfer generates a business-ready receipt with recipient, amount, and FX rate. Your accountant gets what they need without a single follow-up email.
All these providers. Ready when you are.
More ways to send from Canada. More ways to receive in the Philippines.1
Al Amanah Islamic Bank
Asia United Bank
Bangko Mabuhay
Bank of China
Bank of Commerce- Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)
BDO Network Bank / One Network Bank
BDO Unibank
- BPI Family Bank
- Cebuana Lhuillier
- China Bank
- China Bank Savings
- China Trust (CTBC)
- Citibank
- Coins.ph
- Development Bank of the Philippines
- East West Bank
- Equicom Savings Bank
- First Consolidated Bank
- GCash
- GrabPay
- HSBC
- HSBC Savings
- Kristal Clear Diamond and Gold Pawnshop
- Land Bank of the Philippines
- LBC
- M.Lhuillier
- MariBank (formerly SeaBank)
- Maya
- MayBank
- Metrobank
- Palawan Pawnshop
- PalawanPay
- Pera Hub
- Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCOM)
- Philippine National Bank
- Philippine Savings Bank
- Philippine Veterans Bank
- Philtrust Bank
- RCBC
- Robinsons Bank
- Security Bank
- ShopeePay
- Standard Chartered Bank
- Union Bank of the Philippines
- United Overseas Bank
- USSC
- AllBank
- Allied Savings Bank
- Bangkok Bank
- Bank of America
- Bank of Florida
- Bank of Makati
- BDO Network Bank / One Network Bank
- BPI Direct BanKo
- Camalig Bank
- Card Bank
- CARD SME Bank
- Cathay United Bank
- Cebuana Lhuillier Rural Bank
- CIMB Bank Philippines Inc (CIMB)
- CIS Bayad Center, Inc. (CBCI)
- Citibank Savings
- Country Builders Bank
- CTBC Bank (Philippines) Corp.
- Deutsche Bank
- Dungganon Bank
- EastWest Rural Bank
- GoTyme Bank Corporation
- ICBC Bank
- Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK)
- ISLA Bank
- KEB Hana Bank
- Laguna Prestige Bank
- Legazpi Savings Bank
- Lulu Money
- Malayan Bank
- Maya Bank, Inc
- Mega International Commercial Bank
- Mizuho Bank
- MUFG Bank
- MVSM Bank
- NetBank (Formerly Community Rural Bank of Romblon)
- Omnipay
- Pacific Ace Savings Bank
- Partner Rural Bank (Cotabato), Inc.
- Philippine Business Bank
- Philippine Digital Asset Exchange
- Philippine Trust Company
- Producers Bank
- Queen City Development Bank
- Rang-ay Bank
- RBT Bank
- Rural Bank of Guinobatan
- Rural Bank of Rosario (LU)
- Starpay
- Sterling Bank of Asia
- Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC)
- Sun Savings Bank
- tayocash
- Tonik Bank
- Tonik Digital Bank
- UCPB Savings Bank
- UnionDigital Bank
- UNO Digital Bank (UNO DB)
- USSC Super Service
- VISA
- Wealth Bank
- Wealth Development Bank
- Yuanta Savings Bank
- Zybi Tech Inc. / JuanCash
GETTING STARTED IS SIMPLE
Here's everything
you'll need
Setting up your Remitly Business
account takes just a few minutes.
Have these ready2
About you: Full name, date of birth, mobile number, and nationality
About your business: Business name, business mail address, business address, business website if applicable, and business registration number
Ownership info: Your title, ownership percentage, and the same ownership and personal info for any other owners or board members
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Get help with your Remitly Business account
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Can I send a business payment to the Philippines from Canada with Remitly Business?
Yes. Remitly Business supports international business transfers from Canada to the Philippines. Send directly to your recipient's bank account, mobile wallet, or cash pickup location where available — no recipient account with Remitly required.
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How do I pay a contractor or freelancer in the Philippines from Canada?
It takes four steps:
Create or log in to your Remitly Business account.
Add your recipient's details (bank account or preferred delivery method in the Philippines).
Enter the amount in CAD — you'll see the exact amount your recipient gets in PHP before confirming.
Send. Your recipient typically receives funds within an hour, depending on delivery method.
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What if I don't have my recipient's bank details in the Philippines?
No bank details? No problem. With Remitly Business's send by link feature, you generate a secure payment link and share it directly with your recipient — they then enter their own details to claim the funds in the Philippines. It's ideal for paying new contractors or freelancers for the first time, without chasing account numbers upfront.
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How long does a business transfer from Canada to the Philippines take?
Business transfers from Canada to the Philippines typically arrive within an hour. Delivery time depends on the payment method used, the delivery method chosen by your recipient, and transaction review processes. Remitly shows an estimated delivery time before you confirm each transfer, with on-time delivery guarantee.
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What currencies can I send from Canada to the Philippines?
When sending from Canada, you send in CAD. Your recipient in the Philippines receives the payment in PHP. The exchange rate is shown upfront — there are no hidden conversion fees.
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How do I sign up for a Remitly Business account in Canada?
Signing up is free and takes a few minutes:
Select Sign up on this page.
Enter your business email and a secure password.
Select Canada as your send country.
Go to Send money and complete the one-time onboarding setup.
Note: if you have a personal Remitly account, use a different email for your Business account.
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What do I need to open a Remitly Business account in Canada?
You'll need:
About you: Full name, date of birth, mobile number, and nationality
About your business: Business name, business mail address, business address, business website if applicable, and business registration number
Ownership info: Your title, ownership percentage, and the same ownership and personal info for any other owners or board members
In some cases, we may request additional information.
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What are the ways my recipient in the Philippines can receive the transfer?
Depending on availability in the Philippines, recipients could receive funds via:
Bank account deposit
Mobile money / mobile wallet
Cash pickup
Home delivery
Debit card deposit
Recipients do not need a Remitly account. The sender selects the delivery method during the transfer.
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Can I make business-to-business (B2B) payments to the Philippines?
Yes. Remitly Business supports B2B transfers to the Philippines from Canada. Send directly to your business partner's or supplier's bank account in PHP, with transparent fees and competitive exchange rates.
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Can I pay an invoice to a vendor or supplier in the Philippines?
Yes. Use Remitly Business to pay invoices from suppliers, vendors, or contractors based in the Philippines. Send the payment in PHP at the rate shown upfront — no hidden fees, no guesswork.
1 Delivery options vary depending upon the recipient location.
2 We may ask for additional documentation depending on the amount sent or if we are unable to verify you or your business' identity.
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