WorldRemit
- Low upfront fees and exchange rates
- Easy to use with round-the-clock help
- Get cash to family and friends in minutes.
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How to find a WorldRemit location
Pick up cash from network partners around the globe.
WorldRemit partners with more than 30,000 trusted locations for cash pickup in over 150 countries. It partners with businesses and money transfer services so you can scoop up your transfer almost immediately around the world. 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. After you select the transfer destination, WorldRemit provides you with pickup location options.
To find a WorldRemit location:
- Go to the WorldRemit website, select your destination country and hit Get Started.
- Select which country you’re sending from, where you’re sending to and choose Cash Pickup in the Select Service dropdown box.
- WorldRemit automatically locates supported pickup locations and displays them in the Select Payout-Network box for you to choose.
Countries where cash pick up is available include:
How do I send money from a WorldRemit location?
WorldRemit doesn’t have any physical locations where you can send money from because it’s purely an online money transfer service. Take a look at our review of WorldRemit to learn more, including a step-by-step guide on how to complete your first transfer.
WorldRemit supports a variety of transfer options, such as:
- Bank deposit
- Cash pickup
- Mobile Money Transfer
- Air Time
- Door-to-door drop off
Who does WorldRemit partner with for cash pickups?
WorldRemit works with a variety of partners, but common cash pick up 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:
Alternatives to sending cash
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Bottom line
WorldRemit partners with over 30,000 trusted network locations in over 150 countries to help you send money worldwide. But if you’re sending more than $9,000 USD, or if your destination country doesn’t offer a network partner location, you’ll need to find a different transfer service.
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