Compare Money Transfers from Singapore to the Philippines

Send more, pay less. See the real cost of every transfer — fees and hidden exchange-rate markups — before you send money home.

✓ Licensed providers only · ✓ Prices checked with timestamps · ✓ Independent & free

How to find the cheapest transfer in 3 steps

The lowest fee is not always the cheapest option. Here is how to compare providers fairly.

1

Check the mid-market rate

This is the “real” exchange rate banks use with each other — your benchmark for spotting hidden markups.

2

Compare what your family receives

Enter the same SGD amount on each provider and compare the final PHP amount after fees and exchange rate.

3

Match the delivery method

Bank deposit, GCash or Maya e-wallet, or cash pickup. Prices and speed can differ for each.

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Choose by how your family receives money

Different providers are stronger for different payout methods.

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Bank deposit

Best for regular monthly support to a BDO, BPI, Metrobank or other Philippine bank account.

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GCash / Maya e-wallet

Often the fastest option. Money can arrive within minutes and be used right away.

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Cash pickup

Useful when your recipient has no bank account. Collected at pawnshops and remittance centres.

Providers we cover

We review licensed providers serving the Singapore → Philippines route.

Full reviews coming soon. Always confirm the final price on the provider’s official website before sending.

Why you can trust our comparisons

Our methods are published so you can check our work.

  • We check every provider in the same time window, using the same amounts
  • Every comparison shows the date and time prices were checked
  • First-transfer promotions are labelled separately from standard pricing
  • Commissions never decide our rankings — see our Affiliate Disclosure

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest way to send money from Singapore to the Philippines?

It changes daily and depends on the amount and delivery method. Compare the final PHP amount your recipient gets, not just the fee.

Is a “zero fee” transfer really free?

Not always. Many providers earn money through a weaker exchange rate. A small fee with a better rate can cost less overall.

How do I know a provider is safe?

Check that the provider is licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) using the MAS Financial Institutions Directory.

How fast will my money arrive?

E-wallet and cash pickup transfers can arrive within minutes. Bank deposits may take from minutes to 1–2 business days, depending on the provider and bank.

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