How To Claim Money via LBC Express Instant Peso Padala

Guide on How To Claim Money via LBC Express Money Transfer Service

HOW TO CLAIM MONEY VIA LBC – Here is a guide on the steps in claiming money sent through the money transfer service of LBC Express.

Countless Filipinos trust the service of LBC Express when it comes to sending cargo to a destination or transferring money to someone anywhere in the Philippines. It also offers international money transfer service.

The LBC Express has over 1,500 branches across the nation. Aside from it, it also has several remittance partners such as the Palawan Express, M Lhuillier, and Cebuana Lhuillier which also have many branches nationwide. Thus, its services are really very accessible.

The LBC rates 2023 contain different service charges whether you are sending money or cargo. On the part of the receiver, you don’t have to deal with the charges as long as it is under a transaction mode wherein the sender pays the shipping or it is not on a cash-on-delivery (COD) mode.

While there is an easy process on how to send money via LBC Instant Peso Padala, there is an easier process on how to claim money via LBC Express. You just have to prepare a valid ID.

Here are the steps on how to claim money via LBC Instant Peso Padala:

Step 1 — Get copy of the LBC tracking number from the sender of the remittance. It is required in claiming the money sent through the Instant Peso Padala service.

Step 2 — Prepare a valid ID. Here are the IDs accepted by the money transfer service provider:

• Philippine Passport
• Barangay Certification or Barangay ID
• Philippine Driver’s License
• New Postal ID (PVC Card)
• Professional Regulatory Commission ID (PRC)
• GSIS e-Card
• National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Clearance
• SSS Card
• Unified Multipurpose ID (UMID)
• HDMF (Pag-ibig Card) – LBC will not accept the Pag-ibig Loyalty Card
• Senior Citizen Card
• PHILHEALTH (PVC or Paper-based Card)
• Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) / Philippine Identification Card (PhilID) and its digital version ePhiID or the printed ePhil ID
• ID issued by the Government Owned and Controlled Corporation (GOCC) that LBC accepts:
• PHILHEALTH (PVC or Paper-based Card)
• Overseas Filipino Workers ID (OFW ID)
• AFP ID / AFP Dependent ID
• Overseas Workers Welfare Administration ID (OWWA ID)
• Firearm License
• Voter’s ID (PVC or paper-based card)
• Integrated Bar of the Philippines ID (IBP ID for lawyers)
• Seaman’s Book and Seafarer’s Registration Certificate
• Employment ID
• Certification from the National Council for Welfare of Disabled Persons (NCWDP)
• Student ID (Must be valid within six (6) months after school term ends or six (6) months after expiry date of the ID)
• Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Certificate/ID 4Ps or Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino ID, Solo Parent ID

Step 3 — Go to a branch of LBC and ask for a copy of the Remittance Encashment Form.

Step 4 — Provide all the information asked in the form. The details needed include those of both the Sender and the Receiver.

Step 5 — Submit your duly-accomplished form and valid ID to the Customer Associate in the branch.

Step 6 — Receive the money and the sign the receipt. Make sure to count the money before leaving the branch of LBC Express.

In case you are the one sending money to someone in the Philippines soon, here are the service charges for domestic money transfer based on the principal amount.

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