You call them
Kuya
Marco Reyes · Manila
- Where they are
- 9:41 PM tonight
- Birthday
- Nov 3 in 28 days
Send money home. See it in their own money.
For everyone working abroad for the people back home. Send to family in a few taps, into an account that’s theirs. They see it arrive in their own money.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. Casa is in English and Spanish today.
$200 home ≈ ₦266,200at an example reference rate
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From your phone to their next purchase.
Easy to send.
Send to family in a few taps.
Ready to spend.
Once the money arrives, they can spend from their Casa account with their card.
You choose an amount and see roughly what your family gets in their money. You confirm, and the money travels home. You see the moment it lands in their balance, and they can tell you on WhatsApp in one tap. Then they spend it with their Casa card, at the pharmacy, the market, on the bus or on school fees, shown in their own money. Amounts here are examples.
- 1Tap
- 2Sent
- 3Landed
- 4Spent
Their name on it. Their money behind it.
Your family gets their own Casa card, in their own name, tied to their own balance. For the pharmacy, the market, the bus and school fees.
Confirm it’s them
An identity check, so the card is truly theirs.
Request their card
They ask for it right inside Casa.
Spend
Everyday things, in their own money.
The small print, plainly. Cards are issued by Whop and its partners. They need an identity check and the issuer’s approval, and they aren’t in every country yet. [COUNTRIES AT LAUNCH]
An illustration. The name and balance are examples.
You don’t send to a country. You send to Kuya.
Casa remembers what you call them, what time it is where they are, and when their birthday is coming. Sending feels like sending to a person, because it is.
Example people. Casa saves these for the people in your family.
Fun on the outside. Serious about the money.
- Casa never holds your money. Accounts, balances and cards come from Whop and its partners. Casa is not a bank.
- You confirm every send. You see the amount, and roughly what they get in their money, first. Nothing sends until you confirm.
- Never twice. If your connection drops, it never sends twice.
- Your numbers stay yours. Casa never sees your card or bank numbers, or your password.
- Everyone keeps their own. Family see what arrived, never what you buy. Each person keeps their own money.
Try it. This is a demo, nothing is sent.
Questions, answered plainly.
Some answers aren’t ready yet. Where that’s true you’ll see a [bracket] instead of a guess.
No. Casa is not a bank and never holds your money. Accounts, balances, cards and identity checks come from Whop and its partners.
[FEE] You see the amount, and roughly what they get in their money, before you confirm. Nothing sends until you do. You can start with $1, and a small send travels exactly like a big one.
[ARRIVAL TIME] You’ll see the moment it lands in their balance, and they can tell you on WhatsApp in one tap.
[COUNTRIES AT LAUNCH] Casa is in English and Spanish today. Cards aren’t in every country yet, so check before you promise anyone one.
No. Amounts in their money use a daily reference rate, so you get a good idea of what it’s worth. They are not quotes.
They see what arrived, never what you buy. Each person keeps their own money, and Casa never sees anyone’s card or bank numbers or password.
We’ll tell you the moment Casa opens.
Leave a WhatsApp number or an email. One message when it’s ready, and nothing else.
- Coming soonApp Store
- Coming soonGoogle Play