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Getting ARS to Argentina from the Philippines
Seen from Manila. Asian businesses pay Argentine suppliers for beef, wine and agricultural products. Most banks in the Philippines either won't quote ARS or route it through a second currency, adding a spread nobody discloses.
Grey quotes USD to ARS directly for senders in Manila and Cebu. The ARS lands at Banco de la Nación, Banco Galicia, Santander Argentina, BBVA Argentina or any Argentine bank as a domestic deposit. Nothing to install on the receiving side.
How sending to Argentina works

Sign up
A passport or PhilSys ID and a few minutes in Manila. Your account arrives with dollar, euro and pound details for receiving money from abroad. Grey works with licensed partners serving the Philippines.
Fund
Give a foreign employer or client your Grey USD, EUR or GBP account details. When they pay, the money is ready to send to Buenos Aires.
Send
Argentina needs the recipient's CBU or alias, the 22-digit identifier every Argentine account carries. Enter it, check the ARS amount, send.
What the fee doesn't tell you
Grey does one conversion, USD to ARS, and shows it. What lands at Banco de la Nación, Banco Galicia, Santander Argentina, BBVA Argentina is what was on screen in Manila.

The ARS figure doesn't move

Whatever the market does after you tap send in Manila, the ARS amount arriving at Banco Nación is fixed.
For a bill with a due date in Buenos Aires, this removes the guesswork.


The old way to Buenos Aires, and why it costs more
Ask a bank in Manila to send Argentine pesos and you'll often be told to send dollars instead. Few banks quote ARS at all. Those that do route through dollars with wide margins and slow settlement.
What your recipient sees in Buenos Aires
ARS into any bank account in Argentina. Banco Nación and Banco de la Nación, Banco Galicia, Santander Argentina, BBVA Argentina are all supported, and the credit looks domestic. The sender in Manila sees the same settlement confirmation in the app.

Bank delivery
ARS to Banco Nación and any other bank in Argentina.

Repeat recipients
Store a recipient once. Every future payment is three taps.

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Getting money onto Grey in the Philippines
Senders in Manila don't fund Grey from a local bank. Filipino freelancers and BPO contractors receive dollar pay into Grey. That balance sends onward without a peso conversion.
No local deposit
Grey in the Philippines is funded from abroad only.
Three currencies in
USD, EUR, GBP all accepted, all convertible to ARS.
One conversion out
Rate shown before you send to Buenos Aires.
Sending to Banco Nación for the first time? Check the account details twice. After that, Grey remembers them.
The people behind the Philippines to Argentina transfers
Athletes
Support for young players in Argentine club academies.
Students
Living costs for students at UBA and universities in Córdoba and La Plata.
Freelancers
Payments to Argentine developers, designers and translators who invoice in pesos.
Family
Support for relatives in Buenos Aires, Rosario and Mendoza.
Three kinds of sender use this route from Manila: families with someone in Buenos Aires, parents of students, and businesses with a supplier or contractor in Argentina. Asian businesses pay Argentine suppliers for beef, wine and agricultural products.
What Grey does differently on this route
Predictability is the product. The same USD to ARS quote, the same fee, the same ARS at Banco Nación, every time you send from Manila.
ARS into Banco Nación or any bank in Argentina, priced once in Manila and not repriced afterwards. [VERIFY ARS local payout live: Notion DB says No, Slack May 12 says testing complete]


