How many countries uses WorldRemit?

130 countries
Send money to over 130 countries with WorldRemit. You can send money to your friends and family from all over the world.

Does WorldRemit work in Puerto Rico?

In more than 90% of cases, transfers sent to Puerto Rico using WorldRemit are ready in minutes. This means that funds have been sent to our local partner and are ready for collection by your recipient, or to be credited into their bank account or mobile wallet.

Which banks in Ghana do WorldRemit?

Where can my recipient collect the funds in Ghana?

• Access Bank (Gh) Ltd.
• ADB Bank Gh Ltd.
• Apex Bank Gh Ltd.
• Consolidated Bank Ghana Ltd.
• Ecobank (Gh) Ltd.
• FBNBank Ghana Ltd.
• Fidelity Bank Ghana Ltd.
• First Atlantic Bank Ltd.

Which banks use WorldRemit?

Your recipient can collect from any branch of the following banks:

• Access Bank.
• FCMB.
• Fidelity Bank.
• First Bank.
• GT Bank.
• Polaris Bank.
• Union Bank.
• United Bank for Africa (UBA)

Can I use WorldRemit in USA?

You can transfer money via WorldRemit from the United States to 140+ destinations across the world. For more general information on how WorldRemit works and how you can create a transfer, please visit our Getting Started pages. …

Can I use WorldRemit in Germany?

Send from Germany. You can transfer money via WorldRemit from Germany to 130+ destinations across the world.

Can I claim WorldRemit in GCash?

Which mobile wallets in the Philippines can receive remittances sent via WorldRemit? WorldRemit can facilitate immediate transfers to GCash, PayMaya and Coins.ph mobile wallets. These are the leading mobile wallet services in the Philippines that can be used to receive remittances sent via WorldRemit.

How much is WorldRemit limit?

How much can I send to bank accounts in Nigeria? You can send a maximum of USD 5,000 per day. There may be lower limits depending on the country from where you are sending the money, along with the payment method used for the transfer. Please see the relevant sections in Payments for further information.

What is the maximum amount you can send through WorldRemit?

WorldRemit’s large network of local partners works with worldwide banks and financial institutions. You can send a maximum of $9,000 in 24 hours and $5,000 per transaction for debit, credit, or prepaid cards.

Does WorldRemit have a limit?

How long does it take to receive money from WorldRemit?

How long will it take for the money to arrive? In most cases, transfers sent using WorldRemit arrive within minutes. You will see the expected delivery time before you make payment. We aim to complete transfers within the suggested time, but some transfers may take longer depending on how the money is being received.

Does Walmart do WorldRemit?

WorldRemit matches Walmart by providing transfer options to more than 140 countries through online, bank-to-bank and cash transfers. They both have low maximum transfer limits, but WorldRemit’s flat low fees and competitive rates make it a viable alternative.

What countries have the Zika virus?

The largest outbreak of Zika is reported in Brazil, with more than a million people infected. However, the virus has been identified in more than 20 other countries and territories in South and Central America and the Caribbean. These include Haiti, El Salvador, Colombia, Honduras, Venezuela, Mexico and Puerto Rico.

What is Zika virus and how dangerous it is?

Zika is a virus spread to people primarily through the bite of an infected mosquito. Zika infection during pregnancy can cause serious birth defects . Zika virus can be passed from a pregnant woman to her fetus. Infection during pregnancy can cause a birth defect called microcephaly and other severe fetal brain defects .

Where is Zika most commonly found?

The Zika virus is mainly found in South America, Africa, the Pacific Islands, and Southeast Asia. The virus was first discovered in Africa in 1947, circulating in humans, animals and mosquitoes with few documented outbreaks.

Where is Zika a threat?

Zika is still a threat in San Diego County — especially to pregnant women and women who may become pregnant — and local residents should still be dumping out standing water around homes to fight the invasive Aedes mosquitoes that can potentially transmit Zika. That’s the message from County…