You can now directly transfer money to a Philippine bank account even if you’re in the US. Mas simple at madali nang magbank transfer sa LBC.
Book money transfer to the Philippines today
You don’t need to worry when you transfer money to a Philippine bank account with LBC’s Remit to Account service. We’ll keep your bank details and money secure.
LBC offers different ways to send money to the Philippines for unique circumstances to make your life easier.
Transferring money to the Philippines is easy as 1-2-3. Follow these three simple steps:
Go to an LBC or remittance partner branch and fill out the Remittance Form with your personal details and the recipient’s personal details, bank account number, bank name, and bank branch. Choose “Remit to Account.” Double-check all information.
Submit to our Customer Associate the signed Remittance Form along with your valid ID and the amount you want to transfer to a Philippine bank account.
Pay the remittance fee and ask the recipient to monitor their bank account on the next day. Keep your receipt to track your transaction.
| Principal Amount |
Instant Peso Padala |
Remit to Account |
Door-To-Door Money Delivery (PesoPak) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | P3 | P100 | P35 |
| 101-200 | P6 | P37 | |
| 201-300 | P9 | P52 | |
| 301-400 | P12 | P54 | |
| 401-500 | P15 | P59 | |
| 501-600 | P18 | P71 | |
| 601-700 | P21 | P76 | |
| 701-800 | P24 | P80 | |
| 801-900 | P27 | ||
| 901-1000 | P30 | ||
| 1000-1500 | P45 | ||
| 1501-2000 | P60 | P120 | P119 |
| 2001-2500 | P75 | P140 | |
| 2501-3000 | P90 | P179 | |
| 3001-4000 | P120 | P200 | |
| 4001-15000 | P125 | P150 | P260 |
Use our rate calculator tool to find out your remittance fee based on the amount of money you want to transfer to a Philippine bank account.
LBC has partnered with major, rural, and provincial banks in the Philippines to make transferring money to a bank account even more convenient. Check out who our remittance partners are:
LBC is committed to providing Filipinos everywhere with convenient ways to transfer money to the Philippines. Our services remain the most trusted because we consistently strive for improvement.
Accessible. Fast. Simple. Our Remit to Account service is simple to use for both senders and receivers anywhere.
You can relax knowing that your recipient will receive the money, and your banking details are kept safe.
LBC offers competitive remittance rates based on the amount of money you’re transferring to Philippine bank accounts.
LBC has over 1,600 branches and a large network of remittance and bank partners, making our remittance service accessible for all.
Thousands have enjoyed our Remit to Account Service. Discover what they have to say about using LBC to transfer money to a Philippine bank account.
Transfer money to a Philippine bank account with LBC to experience a hassle-free and secure remittance every time. Your loved ones will thank you for the fast and convenient remittance, too!
Find answers to your questions about LBC’s money transfer service right here! If you have a concern we have not addressed, please send us a message at customercare@lbcexpress.com.
LBC offers the most competitive remittance fees. We charge customers based on the amount they’re sending. Check out our rates:
Remit to Account | |
Amount to send | Remittance fee |
PHP 100 – 1,000 | PHP 100 |
PHP 1,001 – 3,000 | PHP 120 |
PHP 3,001 – 5,000 | PHP 150 |
Our Remit to Account Service involves transferring money online to your recipient’s bank account in the Philippines. The process typically takes one banking day to complete.
The money will be directly deposited to your loved one’s bank account. Simply ask them to check their account one banking day after the transaction.
Our Remit to Account service is only available for Philippine bank accounts. If the recipient has a Philippine bank account, you can transfer money to them wherever they are.
We don’t have a cut-off time for our remittance services. You can send money at any of our LBC branches or remittance partners within their operating hours.
However, please keep in mind that banks operate at fixed hours, so your money transfer can only be processed during their operating hours in the Philippines.
