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Sending €500 to the Philippines

€500 is where the two costs of a transfer are roughly balanced: a typical flat fee is around 1% of the amount, and a typical exchange-rate margin is a similar size. Neither one dominates, which means the cheapest provider at €500 is decided by the combination — and a company that advertises the lower fee can still deliver fewer pesos.

The snapshot below is taken live at €500 and sorted by what actually lands in the recipient's account, so the fee and the rate are already reconciled into one comparable number.

Live comparison for €500

ProviderRateFeeRecipient gets
CurrencyFair70.1600€0.0135,079
WorldRemit70.1223€0.0035,061
Instarem70.1071€0.0035,054
Moneygram70.1589€0.9035,016
Taptap Send70.0000€0.0035,000
Wise70.6200€4.5434,989
TransferGo69.9236€0.0034,962
Sendwave69.8925€0.9934,877

Snapshot for €500, refreshed hourly. Sorted by what the recipient receives, which already accounts for both the fee and the exchange rate.

Mid-market reference: ₱70.6200 per €1, as of 2026-07-30 12:05 UTC. The distance between a provider's rate and this line is its margin.

How this ranking is decided

Compare live rates in the appFull EUR → PHP guide

Frequently asked questions

How many pesos is €500?

That depends on which rate you get, which is the point of the table above. The mid-market rate — the one banks trade at, with no margin — is shown as the reference line under the comparison. Most providers quote below it, and that gap is their margin; it is usually a bigger number than their fee. A promotional rate can briefly sit above the line, which is worth checking the conditions on before assuming it will still be there next month.

Why do two providers show a different peso amount for the same €500?

Because they charge in two different places. One takes a visible fee and quotes near the mid-market rate; another advertises "no fee" and quotes a rate three or four percent below mid-market. Both are legal and both are common — the recipient's peso total is the only figure that sees through the difference.

How long does a €500 transfer to the Philippines take?

Bank deposits typically arrive within a few hours to one business day. GCash and Maya payouts are often near-instant once the sender's payment clears. Cash pickup is usually available within minutes of funding. The amount does not change the speed; the payment method and the time of day do.

Does SulitSend charge anything to use this comparison?

No — SulitSend is free to use. Some providers pay us a referral commission if you sign up through our links, but you pay the same price either way, and commission is never an input to the ranking.

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