Philippines · PHP
Revenue to Philippine pesos. Coming soon.
Cash-out to Philippine pesos isn’t live yet, so keep pesos for bills in your bank. Hold client USDC in your own wallet today, or pay a subcontractor’s @handle.
What works here.
Revenue on Moove can’t become Philippine pesos yet, so bills paid by PESONet, the country’s digital replacement for paper checks, still need pesos from elsewhere. What you earn in USDC stays in your own wallet today.Add money
Ways to pay
- Visa, Live
- Mastercard, Live
- Apple Pay, Live
- Google Pay, Live
Cash out
Coming soon
Add money in three steps.
Verify once
A one-time identity check in the Moove App, with your passport, driver’s licence or ID card.See your quote
Enter an amount in Philippine pesos. The app shows exactly what lands before you pay.Confirm
Pay by Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your USDC lands in your Moove Wallet.
Our fee, in your quote.
To add money, Moove charges 0.50% on top of the exchange rate. Your quote shows exactly what you get before you confirm.- You pay
- You get
- Quote taken
Frequently asked questions.
When can I cash out to Philippine pesos?
There’s no date yet. When it’s live, the Moove App will show it.
Can I pay my staff in pesos from Moove?
Not in Philippine pesos, because Moove can’t pay out pesos yet. You can send USDC or USDT to someone’s @handle, which they then hold in a wallet of their own.
Can I verify my company?
Not today. There’s no company verification yet, so you use Moove in your own name.
What does adding money cost?
0.50%, on top of the exchange rate. You see the full amount in your quote before you confirm.
Are there limits?
Yes. Limits depend on how you’ve verified, and each way to pay or cash out has its own minimum and maximum. The Moove App shows your limits before you confirm.
Can I finish on the website?
Not today. The website shows you a live rate, and every conversion finishes in the Moove App for iOS or Android.
Where to next.
- Buy stablecoins with Philippine pesos.
- For you, or for your business.
- Buy USDC or USDT with Philippine pesos.
