How To Send Money Through LBC — A Step-by-Step Process

Guide on How To Send Money Through LBC Express Money Transfer Service

HOW TO SEND MONEY THROUGH LBC – Here is a step-by-step process in sending money anywhere in the Philippines or abroad through LBC Express.

One of the most popular courier and money transfer service providers in the Philippines is LBC Express. It is known as the “Hari ng Padala” and it has over 1,500 branches across the nation. Many of its branches are located in shopping malls nationwide.

The service charges of the LBC Express depends on the LBC Rates 2023 set. With regards to its cargo shipping service, the weight of the item to be delivered and its packaging are among the determiners to how much you must pay for. With regards to the Pera Padala service, the fee is based on the principal amount to be sent to another place.

How to send money through LBC? Here are the simple steps to avail the money transfer service of LBC Express:

• Step 1 — Prepare one of your valid IDs which will be presented in availing the money transfer service.

• Step 2 — Go to a branch of the LBC nearest to you. If you will be making the transaction after 5 PM, it is best to proceed to a branch located in a shopping mall as they mostly have later closing schedule.

• Step 3 — Get a copy of the Sender’s Form. Fill in the form with the following personal details:
  • Complete Name
  • Address
  • ID type
  • ID number
  • Nationality
  • Relationship to the Receiver
  • Source of Income
  • Remittance Purpose

• Step 4 — Submit the duly-accomplished Sender’s Form to the branch personnel. Prepare your money.

• Step 5 — Pay for the amount to be sent including the money transfer service charge based on the principal amount to be sent.

• Step 6 — Wait for your copy of the Sender’s Form indicating a successful transaction. Forward the tracking number to the receiver of the remittance sent. It is required in claiming the remittance you have sent.

The LBC money transfer service charge depends on the principal amount to be sent. Here is a guide on the rates based on the principal amount: