From the US to the Philippines
Send money to the Philippines.
It lands in seconds, in US dollars, on a Visa card in their name. Then Kuya Jun spends it in Cebu, at the drugstore, the grocery and the mall.
From San Francisco to Cebu, in seconds.
You send dollars
Pick Kuya Jun and how much. You see the full amount before you confirm, and nothing sends until you do.
It lands in seconds
In Kuya Jun’s own Casa account, in US dollars. You both see the moment it lands. No “did it arrive?” calls.
They spend it at home
With their Visa card at the drugstore, the grocery and the mall. When they pay in Philippine pesos, Visa converts it at the moment they pay.
For family in the Philippines.
Casa is for the families of the Philippines wherever they live, from Cebu, Manila, Quezon City, Davao and Iloilo.
- Cebu
- Manila
- Quezon City
- Davao
- Iloilo
- Lands
- In seconds, in their own Casa account
- Kept in
- US dollars, so $200 lands as $200.00
- Spent in
- Philippine pesos, converted by Visa when they pay
- Spent at
- Anywhere Visa works, like the drugstore, the grocery and the mall
- Tap to pay
- Apple Pay or Google Pay, where available
- At home
- Filipino and English, and often Cebuano, Ilocano or Hiligaynon at home
Questions about sending to the Philippines.
Is Casa available in the Philippines?
The Philippines is on Casa’s list of countries. Casa is in early access and opens country by country, so leave your WhatsApp number or email and we’ll write the moment it opens for family in the Philippines. Cards need an ID check and the issuer’s approval.
Can my family in the Philippines spend it in Philippine pesos?
Yes, with their Casa Visa card. Their balance stays in US dollars: send $200 and $200.00 lands. When they pay in Philippine pesos, Visa converts it at the moment they pay.
How fast does it get to Cebu?
In seconds. It lands in Kuya Jun’s Casa account in US dollars, and you both see the moment it does. No pickup line.
Do both of us need Casa?
Yes. You send from your Casa account, and Kuya Jun gets their own, with their own sign-in. Each adult keeps their own money, and they see what arrived, never what you buy.
Is the Casa app in Tagalog?
Yes. The Casa app comes in Tagalog as well as English, so Kuya Jun can use it in the language he likes. casa.family itself is in English and Spanish.
Also sending to
Be first when Casa opens in the Philippines.
Casa is in early access and opens country by country. Leave your WhatsApp number or email and we’ll write the moment it opens for family in the Philippines.
Get early accessCasa is not a bank and never holds your money.