DigiWallet microlender funnel review

Receiving a Western Union transfer costs 0 BZD to receive a Western Union transfer, with the receipt amount listed as BZD 0. Nothing comes off the top on arrival, which is the point: Skrill and PayPal Colombia both build their charge into the send, from nothing by bank transfer to a percentage on card payments.

Payouts are quoted as Within 15 minutes, 8am-5pm Mon-Fri. That works for a sender who needs cash the same working day and a recipient who can reach a bank or pickup point during those hours. Transfers sent outside that window wait, so a late send is worth checking against your own plans first.

Payouts run to bank, cash pickup and wallet: a bank account, a cash pickup point or a wallet, with no card payout among the listed ways to collect. Someone with a local bank account can take the transfer straight into it, while a recipient without one can still collect cash in person.

Support runs on phone, email and help centre, so a stuck transfer can be raised by phone, by email or through the help centre. Phone suits anything urgent, and the help centre holds the written answers for common questions. Live chat and a community forum are not among the listed channels.

The service is run by DigiWallet Ltd., a company registered in Belize. Its focus is moving money in and out rather than holding an everyday balance, and the help centre and email contact sit with the same company rather than a separate brand.

Across the money-transfer services tracked on the site, the median conversion fee is 0.53%, and 0.5% across everything reviewed. DigiWallet's own published charge is the receipt above at 0 BZD to receive a Western Union transfer, with 3 alternatives listed to weigh it against.