How to Send GCash from Canada with OTT Remit
24 October 2024
If you’re living in Canada and want to send money to the Philippines, OTT Remit offers a convenient and reliable option to send to GCash mobile wallet. GCash is one of the leading mobile wallets in the Philippines that allows your recipients to offers easily access the funds you send.
Send Money with OTT Remit and GCash
If you’re living in Canada and want to send money to the Philippines, OTT Remit offers a convenient and reliable option to send to a GCash mobile wallet so that your recipients can easily access the funds you send. GCash is one of the leading mobile wallets in the Philippines that that only accepts Philippine pesos (PHP) as its default currency. To send your remittance directly to a GCash wallet, you will need to convert your funds to PHP by remitting it through any of their international remittance partners.
What Are the Advantages of Using GCash?
GCash makes it convenient for a lot of Filipinos to take care of their daily tasks with just a few taps on their smart phones. This app saves time and effort while providing users with greater financial independence. With GCash, your loved ones can pay bills, save money, transfer money and even invest – all from the comforts of their home or on the go. Recipients who receive their funds in their GCash accounts means they can easily access their money and accomplish more in less time. Whether it’s for shopping online, buying groceries, paying utilities, or sending money to family, GCash makes these financial tasks easier, faster and more efficient.
OTT Remit and GCash Partnership
OTT Remit, a trusted international remittance partner offers a seamless and secure way to send money to GCash, ensuring that your loved ones receive the funds without the hassle. This partnership makes sending money from Canada to the Philippines more accessible than ever.
Get Started with an OTT Remit account
To start sending money to GCash, you will first need to create an account with OTT Remit. If you haven’t already, it’s just a few simple steps that can be done online.
- Simply download the OTT Remit app or visit www.ottremit.com to get started.
- When creating your account, make sure that the required information is complete in the online registration form to avoid delays in transaction.
- You will also have the option to verify your ID in advance for a seamless transaction.
How to Send Money to the Philippines Using OTT Remit and GCash
Once you’ve set up your OT Remit account, sending money to GCash is quick and simple.
- First, make sure you have an OTT Remit account to log in to or sign up in the OTT Remit app or www.ottremit.com.
- Next, enter the amount to be sent, choose delivery time, and select E-Wallet-GCash.
- Then, provide the recipient’s name (must match GCash account), address and GCash mobile number.
- After confirming that the details are correct, you can complete transaction via Interac email transfer
- Once transfer is completed, you may view the status of transaction in your OTT Remit account’s Transaction History
Ready to Send Money to the Philippines?
Using GCash to send money to the Philippines is easy and rewarding. We are here to make sure that your transfers are secure, affordable, and efficient, whether you’re supporting your family or helping a friend. New customers will also get $0 CAD fee* on the first two transfers when you sign up for free today! *Transaction fees are waived when points are used.
For more information, please visit our FAQs or call us at 1(416) 238-7869. We offer personalized support in Tagalog and English to assist you with any questions or concerns. Our dedicated customer service team is here to help you every step of the way.
To learn more about our partnership with GCash, check out the full article here.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the authors in this publication are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of OTT Remit, OTT Financial Inc., and the OTT Group of Companies. This publication is provided for general information purposes only and should not be considered as exhaustive or comprehensive in covering all aspects of the discussed topics. It is not intended to replace seeking advice from a specialist or professional.
