Send Moroccan dirhams from the Philippines
Getting MAD to Morocco from the Philippines
Casablanca and Rabat are competitors on paper and partners in practice. A Philippine firm that wins a European client with French-language volumes usually places that part of the work in Morocco, then has to pay for it every month.
Grey converts once into dirhams and credits Attijariwafa Bank, Banque Populaire, BMCE Bank of Africa, CIH Bank or Société Générale Maroc. Standard payouts typically arrive within minutes, and an instant option is available at a slightly higher withdrawal fee.
Sending dirhams, step by step

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Costing a payment to Morocco
On a monthly bill from a Casablanca partner, an undisclosed margin is a permanent charge on the arrangement that never shows up in the contract.
Grey runs one conversion into dirhams. The amount credited at CIH Bank or Banque Populaire is the amount displayed in Manila.

A fixed dirham figure

At confirmation the MAD total stops moving. Later market swings change nothing about what your partner receives.
That matters when the Moroccan invoice is written in dirhams and any shortfall would otherwise be yours to cover.


Why the bank route to Casablanca is the expensive one
What the Moroccan recipient gets

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What Philippine senders pay Morocco for
French-language delivery
Spanish coverage
Automotive and aerospace parts
Textiles and sourcing
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