Send Money to eSewa for Cash Pickup across Nepal
Send Canadian dollars for eSewa cash pickup in Nepal with RemitBee and review the CAD-to-NPR exchange rate, transfer fee, expected Nepalese rupee payout, and delivery estimate before confirming the transfer.
Cash pickup without the wallet requirement
How to send money to eSewa Remit from Canada
Step 2: Select To Pickup so the transfer is prepared for cash collection through eSewa Remit.
Step 3: Enter your recipient’s legal name, mobile number, email address, and home address.
Step 4: Check those recipient details carefully before continuing to the provider selection.
Step 5: Choose EsewaRemit under Bank options and complete the Bank account field shown in the live flow.
Step 6: Enter the CAD amount, select the transfer purpose, and review the expected NPR payout.
Step 7: Choose your Canadian payment method and follow the funding instructions displayed by RemitBee.
Step 8: Review the recipient information, CAD-to-NPR rate, fee, and delivery estimate, then confirm and track the transfer.
eSewa Remit reaches families far beyond Kathmandu
eSewa Money Transfer is a Nepal Rastra Bank-licensed remittance company based in Pulchowk, Lalitpur, and it appears on the regulator’s April 2026 list of licensed non-bank remittance companies.
Its current domestic-agent directory reports more than 13,800 payout locations across Nepal, allowing recipients to search for nearby agents by district rather than relying on Kathmandu alone.
eSewa Money Transfer also advertises a broader direct-cash network of more than 112,000 agent locations, alongside bank deposit and eSewa Wallet delivery as separate receiving methods.
Cash pickup operates independently from the eSewa Wallet route, which is useful for recipients who want physical Nepalese rupees without first receiving the remittance into a digital wallet.
Build the eSewa pickup around where your family actually lives
eSewa Remit combines a large physical payout network with digital receiving options, so cash pickup works best when it fits the recipient’s location and preferred way of using the money. Before you send, check the local agent, the final NPR amount, and whether physical collection is more practical than wallet delivery.
eSewa Money Transfer lets recipients search its domestic-agent directory by district, which is useful when family lives outside the Kathmandu Valley or needs a pickup point closer to home. The company currently publishes both a 13,800-plus domestic payout count and a broader 112,000-plus agent figure, so use the location attached to the actual transfer rather than treating every eSewa-branded point as interchangeable.
RemitBee currently charges $2.99 below $500 CAD for e-Transfer, EFT, or bill payment and waives those fees above $500, while debit-card pricing follows a separate scale. Review the Canadian charge together with the live CAD-to-NPR conversion and final Nepalese rupee amount so your comparison reflects the complete transfer.
eSewa Money Transfer supports cash pickup, bank transfer, and eSewa Wallet deposit, while RemitBee separately offers eSewa as a mobile-wallet route for Nepal. Cash pickup can suit a recipient who prefers an in-person payout, while someone already using eSewa for everyday digital payments may find wallet delivery more convenient.
What your recipient should carry to the eSewa agent
The recipient’s contact number should also be accurate because eSewa uses it for its call-and-pay process.
For a RemitBee transfer, use the exact reference and pickup instructions issued for that transaction rather than assuming another transfer company’s reference format applies.
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