A Simpler Way to Transfer Money to a Philippine Bank Account

Need to transfer money to your loved one’s bank account in the Philippines? Money transfers to the Philippines are now simpler and safer with LBC Express.

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Secure Your Money Transfers to the Philippines

With LBC Express’s Remit to Account, you can confidently transfer money to a Philippine bank account. The process is easy and quick. Plus, fees are affordable.

How LBC’s Remit to Account Service Works

Napakadaling magtranssfer ng pera to a Philippine bank account with LBC Express. Follow these three simple steps:

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1. Book Money Transfer

At an LBC branch, fill out a Remittance Form. Select money transfer as a service and provide your personal details and the recipient’s name, contact number, and bank details.

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2. Prepare the Requirements

Double-check all details before submitting the Remittance Form with a valid ID and the cash amount to the Customer Associate in the branch. Pay the transaction fee.

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3. Send the Money

The Customer Associate will process your money transfer to the Philippines. Give the reference number to your recipient.

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How Much Money are You Transferring to the Philippines?

Magkano ang ipapadala mo? Use our exchange rate calculator to convert US Dollar to Philippine Peso before you transfer money to a Philippine bank account.

Our Money Transfer Partners in the Philippines

Katuwang ng LBC Express ang mga pinagkakatiwalaan niyong bangko. Get to know the partners that make transferring money to a Philippine bank account possible.

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Why Choose LBC’s Money Transfer Service?

Discover why Filipinos continue to trust LBC Express for money transfers to the Philippines:

Efficiency

Mabilis ang transfers. With efficient processes, your loved ones can see their money after one day.

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Secure Transactions

Makakasiguro kang safe ang pera at bank details niyo with LBC Express.

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Affordability

Pay only for one transfer with LBC Express and enjoy competitive fees.

Wider Reach

Abot ito hanggang probinsya mo. Transfer money to bank accounts from major, provincial, or rural Philippine banks.

What Our Customers are Saying

Ang money transfer service from Guam to the Philippines ay ginawa para sa inyo. Read what our clients are saying about their experience in transferring money with LBC Express.

Ready for a Better Money Transfers?

Subukan mo na ang money transfer to a Philippine bank account. Your loved ones will surely thank you for the safer, faster, and more convenient remittance. Less hassle na, mas mura pa!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find the answers to your most common questions about our money transfer service from Guam to the Philippines.

How much money can I remit to a Philippine bank account from Guam?

You can transfer money from PHP 100 to the Philippines. However, please take note that for security reasons, remittances over PHP 30,000 will be asked to declare SPR details (Source of funds, Purpose of the transaction, and Relationship to the sender). 

LBC Express’s remittance fees depend on the amount of money you’re sending. Here is a breakdown of our rates:

Remit to Account

Amount to send

Remittance fee

PHP 100 – 1,500

PHP 100

PHP 1,501 – 4,000

PHP 120

PHP 4,001 – 15,000

PHP 150

All money transfers will be reflected in the recipient’s bank account one day after the transaction.

Exchange rates change every day. You can check the conversion rate on our exchange rate calculator tool or visit the nearest LBC Express branch.

We don’t have a cut-off time for our money transfer services. You can transfer money to a Philippine bank account at any of our LBC branches or remittance partners within their and the local banks’ operating hours.

  • Philippine Passport
  • Philippine Driver’s License
    LBC does not accept Driver’s License issued in other countries
  • Professional Regulatory Commission ID (PRC)
  • National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Clearance
  • New Postal ID (PVC Card)
    LBC will no longer accepts paper-based postal card
  • GSIS e-Card
  • SSS Card
  • Unified Multipurpose ID (UMID) – the single ID card of SSS, GSIS, PHILHEALTH and PAG-IBIG members
  • Senior Citizen Card
  • Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) / Philippine Identification Card (PhilID) and its digital version ePhiID or the printed ePhil ID
  • ID issued by the Government Owned and Controlled Corporation (GOCC) that LBC accepts:
    • HDMF (Pag-ibig Card) – LBC will not accept the Pag-ibig Loyalty Card
    • PHILHEALTH (PVC or Paper-based Card)
    • AFP ID / AFP Dependent ID
    • Firearm License
  • Overseas Filipino Workers ID (OFW ID)
  • Overseas Workers Welfare Administration ID (OWWA ID)
  • Seaman’s Book and Seafarer’s Registration Certificate
  • Integrated Bar of the Philippines ID (IBP ID for lawyers)
  • Voter’s ID (PVC or paper-based card)
  • Student ID issued by a school, college, or university, duly signed by the Principal or head of school. LBC considers a school ID to be valid within six (6) months after school term ends or six (6) months after expiry date of the ID.
  • Certification from the National Council for Welfare of Disabled Persons (NCWDP)
  • Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Certificate/ID 4Ps or Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino ID, Solo Parent ID
  • Employment ID
  • Barangay Certification or Barangay ID
  • FOR FOREIGN CUSTOMERS:
    • FOREIGN PASSPORT
    • ALIEN CERTIFICATION CARD (ACR) or DOLE ALIEN EMPLOYMENT CARD
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