This partnership allows overseas Filipino workers in the UAE to easily send money to their families in the Philippines through Xpress Money, with convenient cash pick-up options via Palawan Pera Express Padala's extensive network and its mobile app PalawanPay. The collaboration aims to provide affordable, fast, and hassle-free money transfer services for Filipino OFWs.
PALAWAN Group of Companies has partnered with Xpress Money Services Ltd., a leading global money transfer company, to provide overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in the United Arab Emirates ( UAE ) with a more accessible and reliable way to send money to their loved ones in the Philippines. Under the agreement, OFWs in the UAE can send money via XPress Money to their families and loved ones in the Philippines.
These remittances can be claimed via Palawan Pera Express Padala's extensive nationwide network of over 6,000 locations and through its fastest-growing e-wallet mobile app, PalawanPay. Present during the signing of the agreement were executives from Palawan Group of Companies — Lilian Castro-Selda, executive vice president and chief financial officer; Bernard Kaibigan, group marketing head; Rebecca Badayos, head of International Remittances — alongside Samir Vijay Vidhate, senior executive officer at Xpress Money Services Ltd. This partnership reinforces Palawan Group's commitment to providing Filipino OFWs with 'mura, mabilis at walang kuskos balungos na serbisyo' (affordable, fast and hassle-free money transfer services).Recognizing the vital role of remittances in supporting Filipino families and communities, this collaboration ensures that sending hard-earned money back home remains convenient and accessible for Filipinos worldwide. For more information, go to Palawan Pawnshop and PalawanPay websites
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