Remittances to unbanked recipients

Offers international transfers with cash pickup in many destinations. Whether a debit card can receive the money directly depends on the country and card.

Best for: recipients without a bank account.

Check transfer options

3. Remitly

Lets you compare delivery methods and fees for supported countries. Some destinations offer card-based or mobile-wallet delivery, while others offer cash pickup.

Best for: arranging a transfer from your phone.

Check transfer options

One important distinction: if the person only has a debit card, that doesn't automatically mean the card can receive international transfers. The service must support payouts to that card, or you may need to send money for cash pickup instead.

Let me narrow it down for you

Which country is the person receiving the money in?

1. Receiving country

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2. How much are you sending in USD?

Under $100

$100–$500

Over $500

3. Which matters most?

Fastest possible

Lowest fees

Easiest, even if it costs a little more

4. What type of debit card do they have?

Visa

Mastercard

Other / not sure

[Find the best option]

I'll use those details to compare the actual available services, including whether you can send money directly to their debit card without requiring them to open a bank account. For example, MoneyGram advertises debit-card delivery in eligible destinations, while Western Union supports Visa debit-card transfers to certain countries.www.moneygram.com+1

The easiest and most practical options depend on how you want to initiate the transfer and where your recipient is located:

If you can share the destination country and whether the recipient's card is a Visa or Mastercard , I can help you pick the provider with the lowest fees and fastest delivery for that specific route.