
Tourists rarely have GCash and never have exact change.
CocoSend lets them pay you in seconds, and settles real pesos into the GCash or bank account you already use. One free signup, no new app or device.
A visitor scans it with their phone to pay. No new device or terminal for you.


CocoSend settles real pesos into the GCash or bank account you already use.

More foreign customers, and almost nothing changes about how you already run your day.
| Card terminal (Maya) | No CocoSend | CocoSend | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foreign customer can pay | Yes | No, they walk away | Yes |
| Terminal and setup | Rental + setup | None | None |
| Into your existing GCash or bank | No, separate payout | n/a | Yes |
| The sale itself | Kept, minus fees | Lost | Captured |
Card terminals cost too much for most independents, so foreign visitors who can't use GCash or find an ATM simply can't pay. CocoSend lets you take the foreign sale without a terminal, for a small fee per sale, into the GCash or bank account you already use.
CocoSend isn't another wallet for you to manage. It's a way to reach the one customer GCash can't help you serve, and the money still lands in your GCash or bank account.
Your CocoSend account comes with a referral link built in. Share it with the sellers around you, and earn a reward when they get paid through CocoSend. Referral program details at launch.
Every account will have a referral link at launch. Send it to other stalls, shops, and guides nearby.
They sign up in minutes and take payments from foreign customers right away, at no cost to start.
You earn a reward when a vendor you brought on gets paid through CocoSend. Referral terms and payout details will be available at launch.
No new app or device. You sign up once for free and link the GCash or bank account you already use; after that, pesos from visitors land straight in that account. Nothing to download, no terminal to buy.
Joining is free, with no terminal and no setup. You pay a small fee per sale, and far less than losing the sale entirely. It is a slice of a sale you would otherwise miss, not a fee that leaves you worse off.
The pesos themselves land in your GCash or bank account. Payout timing may vary for new accounts.
Many tourists don't carry the right pesos and can't make exact change, and most can't set up a local wallet. Without CocoSend they walk away; with it they pay you from their phone in seconds. It turns a lost sale into a sale.
No. It works for independent merchants of every size, from a single buko stand, tricycle, or dive guide to a restaurant, grocery, or car rental, exactly the sellers a tourist often can't pay today.
When we launch, any vendor anywhere in the Philippines can sign up free in minutes and link the GCash wallet you already use, with no city gated off. Add your details below to join the early list. At launch you'll also be able to invite other vendors and earn through the referral program.
Tell us about your stall or shop and we'll set you up when we launch, wherever you are.