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World Bank lists hyperREMIT as lowest-priced remittance service from Canada to Philippines

 

At just $6.00 per transfer, hyperREMIT provides significant cost-savings for Canadian Filipinos and OFWs sending money home.

 

 

 

 

Vancouver BC, June 22, 2011 – The World Bank recently named hyperREMIT the lowest priced remittance service from Canada to the Philippines. The World Bank is a vital source of financial and technical assistance to developing countries around the world. As noted on their international remittance prices page, as of the first quarter of 2011, hyperREMIT's low $6.00 direct to bank service fee is the cheapest in Canada.

 

At this low $6.00 price mark, hyperREMIT is approximately 40% cheaper than iRemit ($10.00 CAD) and PNB Global ($10.00 CAD), and almost 3 times cheaper than Western Union ($13.50 CAD). With hyperREMIT, Canadian Filipinos and OFWs gain significant cost-savings, leaving them with more money to send to their loved ones in the Philippines.

 

Launched in October 2010, hyperREMIT continues to deliver cutting-edge remittance services to the Canadian marketplace. hyperREMIT's numerous money transfer options, online, phone and SMS remittance convenience, and low World Bank-listed remittance fees continue to provide exceptional value to Canadian pinoys and their beneficiaries in the Philippines.

 

 

About hyperREMIT
www.hyperremit.com

hyperREMIT is Canada’s first 100% online & mobile SMS international money transfer service. Launched in October 2010, hyperREMIT is brought to you by hyperWALLET Systems Inc., a global payments company trusted by hundreds of Canadian credit unions and millions of users since the year 2000.

hyperREMIT provides Canadian Filipinos, OFWs, pinoys and their kababayans with a low-cost, quick and convenient way to send money to friends & family in the Philippines from $6.00, using a variety of remittance options via phone or SMS text message.

With hyperREMIT, senders can easily send money via bank deposit, cash pickup and door-to-door delivery, or via SMART Money transfers and prepaid airtime loads.

 

 

 

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