Goodbye cash pickups
Say goodbye to the hassle of cash pickups and banks that are offline.
Send a Pomelo card to the Philippines and never worry about transfer fees and cash pickups again.
$1 →₱60
*Available for a limited time
Applies to first $500 spent in 45 days for new customers. Rates applies to PHP transactions where Mastercard is accepted. Rates subject to change. See Terms and Conditions.
Applies to first $500 spent in 45 days for new customers. Rates applies to PHP transactions where Mastercard is accepted. Rates subject to change. See Terms and Conditions.
FX Rate | Fee | |
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⭐️ ₱55.18 | ⭐️$0 | |
Remitly | ₱54.26 | $4.99 |
Xoom | ₱53.51 | $5.99 |
MoneyGram | ₱54.85 | $4.99 |
Say goodbye to the hassle of cash pickups and banks that are offline.
Never wonder where your money is. It never leaves until you pay the bill.
The Pomelo Card™ makes money ready 24/7 so you are ready for life’s surprises.
We've reinvented money transfer using the power of credit. Apply now to send a Pomelo Mastercard™ to anyone, anywhere in the Philippines. They can spend it anytime, anywhere Mastercard is accepted. Send now, pay later, zero APR.
With the Pomelo App, you have full control. Decide how much credit to share with each person. Pause at any time. Monitor every transaction. Pay it once a month, even put it on autopay.
Pomelo is a Family Plan for sharing credit internationally. You are the primary cardholder. You can invite up to 3 authorized users. Each will get their own card, designed with ❤️ in San Francisco, delivered to the Philippines 🇵🇭 in 10 days or less.
To apply, you must be 18 years or older and have an SSN. Depending on your credit history, you may be required to place a security deposit by connecting your bank.
Add up to 3 authorized cardholders in the Philippines. They will need a smartphone and a valid ID (see list of accepted IDs). Your account won't be activated until at least one beneficiary completes their set-up!
🇵🇭 Cards arrive in 10 days or less after you approve your beneficiary. 🇺🇸 You get a card too. They spend in the Philippines, you pay off the balance monthly.