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Cash Plus Mobile review

Updated September 28, 2026 · VaultCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Cash Plus Mobile is a Moroccan everyday account and money transfer service aimed at expats who want no monthly cost and payouts they can collect in person. The account carries a monthly fee of MAD 0, one of the lowest charges on everyday accounts, with 15 currencies on the exchange side.

Key facts

Best for
Expats in Morocco who want a free everyday account and cash-pickup transfers.
Monthly fee
MAD 0↗
Currencies
15↗
Transfer fee
National transfer: 5 DH (0-50 DH) up to 0.67% (over 10000 DH), paid by sender↗
Legal entity
CASHPLUS (SA, RC 129325)↗
Headquarters
Morocco↗
Founded
2004↗
Support channels
Email, Phone, Help-centre↗
Audience
Expats
Pricing model
No monthly fee
Official website
cashplus.ma

Money transfer

Delivery time
Immediate, beneficiary withdraws at agency↗
Payout methods
Bank, Cash-pickup, Card↗
Fee to send 1,000
MAD 37↗

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 8 sources

Apps and profiles

Get the app
Google Play
Elsewhere
WikidataLinkedInX

Pros and cons

Pros

  • A monthly fee of MAD 0 on the Cash Plus account, matching the lowest charges on everyday accounts
  • Payouts run to a bank account, a card or bank, cash pickup and card in cash at an agency
  • Delivery is Immediate, beneficiary withdraws at agency
  • Support runs on email, phone and help centre

Cons

  • The transfer fee is a national transfer charge of MAD 37 on the transfer service, paid by the sender
  • Fees on a national transfer step up for larger amounts, with a percentage applied on top
  • The listed monthly fee of MAD 0 covers the account, while the transfer fee sits on the separate money transfer service
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Who it suits

  • Expats living in Morocco who need a local account for everyday banking
  • People sending money home who want the recipient to collect it in cash
  • Families or friends who want payouts sent straight to a bank account or card

Who should look elsewhere

  • XTB, if you want to hold several currencies in one account rather than exchange at a counter
  • Skrill, if you would rather send money from a wallet than withdraw at an agency
  • AXI Card, if you want a card and credit alongside the everyday account

Fees and FX

The Cash Plus account has a monthly fee of MAD 0, so keeping it open costs nothing. Sending money is priced separately on the national transfer service, where fees run MAD 37 depending on the amount, and the sender pays. Fees on a national transfer sit at a flat charge for smaller amounts and turn to a percentage of the amount once it crosses the higher band, so larger payments cost more to send. For anyone moving money out of Morocco, that charge matters more than the account fee.

The company behind it

Cash Plus Mobile is run by CASHPLUS (SA, RC 129325), based in Morocco and working under the supervision of Bank Al-Maghrib. The group was founded in 2004, so the brand has a long record on the local market. If something goes wrong with an account or a transfer, support runs on email, phone and help centre, so a phone call or an email reaches the group directly.

How Cash Plus Mobile compares

Where Cash Plus Mobile is available

Available
Morocco
Licence in Morocco
Bank Al-Maghrib, checked September 26, 2026

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

How much is the monthly fee on a Cash Plus account?+

The Cash Plus account carries a monthly fee of MAD 0, so the everyday account costs nothing to keep open. Sending money is a separate service with its own charge, which is listed under the transfer fees rather than the account fee.

What does it cost to send money nationally?+

A national transfer costs MAD 37 depending on the amount, and the sender pays. The charge sits at a flat rate for smaller amounts and becomes a percentage of the amount for larger payments, so bigger transfers cost more.

How quickly does a transfer arrive?+

Delivery is Immediate, beneficiary withdraws at agency. That means the money moves straight away, and the recipient does not need a bank account to receive it if they collect in person.

How can the recipient get the money?+

Payouts run to a bank account, a card or bank, cash pickup and card in cash. Cash pickup is the option that works for a recipient without a bank account, while bank and card payouts suit people who want the money in an account they already hold.

Who regulates Cash Plus Mobile?+

The group operates under the supervision of Bank Al-Maghrib, the Moroccan regulator. Cash Plus Mobile is part of CASHPLUS (SA, RC 129325), which is based in Morocco and was founded in 2004.

How many currencies can I exchange?+

The exchange service covers 15 currencies, which gives expats a choice of which currency to hold or convert. Conversion happens on the exchange service, separate from the monthly fee on the account.

Who is the account aimed at?+

Cash Plus Mobile lists expats as its main audience, so expats living in Morocco are the core users. The account suits people who want everyday banking alongside a way to send money home and collect it in cash.

How do I get help with an account or a transfer?+

Support runs on email, phone and help centre. A phone call or an email reaches the group directly, and a help centre answers common account and transfer questions.

Sources

Compiled from 8 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Licence type, Deposit protection, Currency conversion fee.

Cash Plus Mobile

Cash Plus Mobile

Expats in Morocco who want a free everyday account and cash-pickup transfers.

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