Making OFW remittance more accessible thru GCash and Taptap partnership

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The Philippines’ leading finance app GCash has teamed up with Taptap Send and more official international partners to enable smoother financial transactions for Filipinos in the country and abroad – enhancing the ease of money transfers to and from the Philippines.

The newly accredited remittance partner TapTap Send is an app designed to provide OFWs in the UAE, UK, US, Canada, and select countries in Europe with quick, affordable, and secure money transfers along with zero transaction fees and competitive exchange rates when they remit money back to the Philippines.

To help customers make the most of their remittance transactions, TapTap Send will also offer all first-time users on the app an exclusive promo if they remit to GCash. By using the code GCASH when using the app to remit, customers will receive an additional bonus credit on their first transfer made. The bonus credit will depend on the user’s location. To see full terms and conditions, users can visit https://www.taptapsend.com/send-money/promo-ph202407.

GCash is also encouraging users to transact only with official partners to ensure real-time remittances as well as safer transactions. Moreover, transacting with official international partners prevents users from falling victim to scams, which are harder to trace when transacting with unaccredited agents.

“Some of our users may not be aware that there is a difference between sending via official partners of GCash versus other remittance companies that also offer to send to GCash through banks and Instapay. Since senders do not see banks in the remittance process, they would understandably assume that this is a GCash issue. That’s why we want to encourage the public to transact with our official partners who offer real-time transfer and competitive exchange rates,” said Ren-Ren Reyes, the president and CEO of G-Xchange, Inc., the mobile wallet operator of GCash.

Sharing the vision of revolutionizing the way Filipinos do money transfers, Taptap Send Philippines launcher Faye Sta. Ana said this collaboration is a step to help OFWs support their loved one’s most basic needs. “For Taptap Send, we realized there’s not been a money transfer app led by an OFW for the OFWs who were able to freshly brand the Filipino diaspora as empowered, and financially literate, while also doing it in a fun way. GCash is very much aligned with our strategy and we’re excited to join Asia’s fintech powerhouse to put Filipino prowess forward.”

Aside from Taptap Send, GCash also connects with global partners offering users convenient ways to send real-time money transfers to over 200 countries. For the full list of partners, visit https://new.gcash.com/services/cash-in/receive-international-remittance

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