Send Money to Development Bank for Cash Pickup in the Philippines
Send Canadian dollars for Development Bank cash pickup in the Philippines with RemitBee and review the CAD-to-PHP exchange rate, transfer fee, expected peso amount, and delivery estimate before you confirm the transaction.
Set up the pickup from Canada
How to send money to Development Bank from Canada
Step 2: Select To Pickup so the transaction is created for cash collection.
Step 3: Enter the recipient's legal name, mobile number, email address, and home address.
Step 4: Check the recipient information carefully before moving to the provider selection.
Step 5: Choose Development Bank under the Bank options and complete the Bank account field requested in the live flow.
Step 6: Enter the CAD amount, select the transfer purpose, and review the expected PHP payout.
Step 7: Choose your Canadian payment method and follow the funding instructions shown by RemitBee.
Step 8: Review the recipient details, CAD-to-PHP rate, fee, and delivery estimate, then confirm and track the transfer.
DBP takes remittance pickup beyond the bank branch
The Development Bank of the Philippines is a government-owned financial institution, and its 2025 audited figures report 134 branches together with 17 branch-lite units across its banking network.
DBP's Electronic Cash Remittance service includes Cash Pick-up Anywhere, which the bank says allows remittances to be claimed at DBP branches or through more than 12,400 accredited and authorized pay outlets nationwide.
DBP names M.Lhuillier, Cebuana Lhuillier or PJ Lhuillier, and Palawan Pawnshop among the payout partners connected with its wider cash-pickup network.
The bank also supports account transfers, electronic payments, non-bank providers, and online banking within its broader remittance operation, giving overseas Filipino families several ways to move funds locally.
Make the DBP route work for the way your recipient receives money
DBP combines a traditional bank network with a much larger authorized payout ecosystem, which can make cash collection useful for recipients who would rather receive Philippine pesos in person. Before sending, focus on the receiving route shown by RemitBee, the information the form requests, and the final amount reaching the Philippines.
A Development Bank cash pickup can suit a recipient who prefers physical pesos or does not want the remittance delivered as an ordinary account deposit. DBP's own EC Remit service supports cash claims through bank branches and authorized payout partners, giving families an alternative to relying only on a personal DBP account.
RemitBee currently classifies Development Bank under Philippine cash pickup and instructs the sender to choose To Pickup. The same provider page then asks for an account number inside its Bank account field. Because the public page does not explain how that field functions within this cash route, enter exactly what the current form requests rather than substituting another identifier.
RemitBee currently charges $2.99 below $500 CAD for e-Transfer, EFT, or bill payment, while those funding methods are fee-free above $500. Debit follows separate pricing. Review that cost together with the live CAD-to-PHP rate and final peso amount so the decision reflects what your recipient is expected to receive, not the Canadian fee by itself.
Give your recipient a clear plan for collection
Keep the RemitBee transaction receipt available until the money has been collected. If the pickup SMS is missing, RemitBee says the reference on that receipt can help the local provider trace the payment.
Because DBP does not publish one universal beneficiary ID checklist for every authorized payout partner, follow the document requirements contained in the transfer-specific instructions.
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