ShopeePay Malaysia can send money to Maribank Philippines for Free

Maribank Philippines now can receive money from Shopeepay Malaysia for Free

MariBank Philippines can accept money from Malaysia using Shopeepay Malaysia, as an announcement through push notification appears to all MariBank Philippines' users on the second week of December 2025. MariBank Philippines also can accept bank transfers from other countries using different remittance providers such as PayPal, Payoneer, Remitly, Wise, WorldRemit, Western Union, and Moneygram.

Senders must choose "Direct to Bank Account," "Bank Transfer," or "Bank Deposit" as the mode of transfer and input the correct MariBank information of the receiver, including their bank account number, name of the receiver, name of the bank, and other necessary bank information.

If the remittance provider ask for the bank code or SWIFT code of Maribank you can provide the following:

SWIFT: LAUIPHM2
BIC: LAUIPHM2XXX
BRSTN: 31182-001-8
Bank Code: 043570

How to Bank Transfer to Maribank Philippines From Shopeepay Malaysia?

Shopee users from Malaysia can open their Shopeepay to perform a bank transfer to other banks and/or overseas transfer.

On the Shopeepay page, click the "Overseas Transfer Icon." Choose "Send Money" and input the amount you want to send. The conversion rate from MYR (Malaysian Ringgit) to PHP (Philippine Peso) will be shown. Input the recipient details and select SeaBank Philippines, Inc. as the receiving bank account.

After the transaction is confirmed, the money will be transferred to the recipient's account within minutes. The users will receive a push notification once the remittance has been successfully sent.

Create your SEABANK Account and use this code "MM845138" to get free 150 Pesos

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