How to find a WorldRemit location

WorldRemit is an online money transfer provider that partners with more than 30,000 trusted locations for cash pickup in over 150 destinations worldwide. It partners with businesses and money transfer services so you can scoop up your transfer almost immediately across the globe. Pickup locations must be chosen by the sender and are not available in every country.

How do I find a WorldRemit location near me?

WorldRemit is primarily an online money transfer service, so all transfers must be initiated online.

To find a WorldRemit location:

1. Head to the homepage and select Cash Pickup as your delivery method on the dropdown menu.
2. Click Continue and then select your Cash Pickup partner from the dropdown box.
3. WorldRemit automatically locates supported pickup locations and displays them in the Cash Pickup partner box.

Countries where cash pick up is available include:

What services do WorldRemit locations offer?

WorldRemit doesn’t have any physical stores, as its service operates online. It instead has a large network of local partners that provide pickup locations. As a result, these locations don’t offer any services other than instant cash pickup.

Who is most likely to be researching WorldRemit locations?

Finder data suggests that men aged 25-34 are most likely to be researching this topic.

How do I send money from a WorldRemit location?

To send money with WorldRemit you will need to head to its website. As a purely online money transfer service, you can not send money from any of its cash pickup locations.

Take a look at our review of WorldRemit to learn more – including a step-by-step guide on how to complete your first transfer.

Who does WorldRemit partner with for cash pickups?

WorldRemit works with a variety of partners, but common cash pickup locations include places like drugstores, grocery stores and banks. These partnerships may change frequently, so be sure to check the WorldRemit website for the most up to date information on partners.

Partnerships in some of the more popular countries for remittances may include:

How can I pick up money from a WorldRemit location?

In order to pick up your money, you will need to find out from the send which WorldRemit partner location the funds have been sent to. You will also need to bring along:

• Valid photo ID. A government-issued ID that shows your full name. The details must match those supplies on the transaction.
• The transaction reference. You should receive this as an SMS once payment is available for collection. The sender will need to provide your phone number when creating the transaction. Alternatively, they can share this reference with you when the pick-up is ready for collection via their online account.

Alternatives to sending cash with WorldRemit

If you don’t require WorldRemit’s cash pickup service, then the online money transfer provider also supports the following transfer options:

• Mobile Money
• Bank Transfer
• Airtime Top-up
• Home Delivery

Frequently asked questions

• How do I pick up money from WorldRemit?

  First, you will need to find which WorldRemit partner locations the cash has been sent to. Then remember to take along your ID and transaction reference number when going to pick it up.

• Which banks use WorldRemit?

  WorldRemit has partnered with more than 30,000 trusted locations (including banks) across 150 destinations. Some partner banks include Banco Caja Popular, Banco de Oro (BDO), Metrobank and Bancolombia.

• Is WorldRemit available in the USA?

  You are able to transfer money via WorldRemit from the US to over 150 destinations worldwide.

• Where is WorldRemit located?

  WorldRemit is headquartered in London, UK.

• Are there limits to how much cash I can send with WorldRemit?

  WorldRemit's daily maximum transfer limit is $9,000. This may change depending on which destination you are sending your funds to.

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Zak Killermann

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Zak Killermann was a technical publisher at Finder who specialized in currencies and investing. Zak’s expertise was in breaking down technical finance concepts into approachable, digestible nuggets of information. See full bio