Send Money to Zeepay for Cash Pickup in Ghana
Move Canadian dollars into a Zeepay cash pickup in Ghana with RemitBee while seeing the CAD-to-GHS exchange rate, transfer fee, expected Ghanaian cedi amount, and available delivery information before you commit to the payment.
Set the Ghana cash route from Canada
How to send money to Zeepay in Ghana
Step 2: Choose Cash Pick-up so the transfer is arranged for physical collection in Ghana.
Step 3: Add the recipient's full legal name and the personal information requested on screen.
Step 4: Confirm those details carefully before continuing to the local payout provider.
Step 5: Select Zeepay from the Agent Location options and complete the Zeepay information requested.
Step 6: Enter the CAD amount, choose the transfer purpose, and review the GHS payout.
Step 7: Select your Canadian funding method and complete the payment instructions shown.
Step 8: Recheck the recipient, rate, fee, receiving route, and delivery estimate before confirming and tracking.
Zeepay connects remittances with Ghana's wider payments network
Zeepay describes itself as a wholly Ghanaian-owned fintech and builds payment infrastructure connecting mobile money wallets, cards, bank accounts, ATMs, and agent networks.
Its current international-remittance technology supports several ways to terminate a transfer, including mobile wallets, bank accounts, and cash pickup, with Canada listed among supported originating markets.
Zeepay's own payout documentation includes a specific cash-pickup service type, showing that physical collection is a separate receiving route within its payments infrastructure rather than simply another name for wallet credit.
RemitBee currently lists Zeepay among its supported Ghana cash-pickup providers alongside several Ghanaian banks and other payout networks.
Use Zeepay as a cash route, not just a familiar mobile-money name
Zeepay is closely associated with digital wallets in Ghana, yet a RemitBee cash pickup serves a different need. The sender should decide around the receiving method itself, confirm that the provider remains available in the live transfer flow, and compare the number of cedis the recipient is due to receive before paying.
Zeepay supports wallet, bank, and cash-pickup termination, while RemitBee specifically lists Zeepay under Ghana cash pickup. That separation is useful for a recipient who wants physical Ghanaian cedis rather than money credited into a mobile wallet. Select the receiving method intentionally and follow the fields shown for that route instead of assuming every Zeepay transfer ends inside the app.
Zeepay's Dedicated Electronic Money Issuer licence was revoked by the Bank of Ghana on July 14, 2026. The action specifically concerns its electronic-money licence, while public reporting has noted that the effect on separate foreign-exchange or remittance operations was not yet fully clarified. RemitBee still lists Zeepay for cash pickup, so use the provider availability shown in the live RemitBee flow before sending.
RemitBee currently charges $2.99 below $500 CAD for Interac e-Transfer, EFT, or bill payment, while those methods are fee-free above $500. Debit follows a separate pricing schedule. Read the applicable fee together with the CAD-to-GHS rate and recipient amount shown before confirmation so your comparison reflects the cedis expected in Ghana.
Give your recipient the pickup information tied to this transfer
The legal name entered for the recipient should agree with the identification they use for the receiving transaction, and any document requirements contained in the pickup instructions should be followed exactly.
If the SMS does not arrive, download the RemitBee transaction receipt and send it to the recipient. The pickup reference on that receipt can help the local payout location trace the transfer.
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