Hubpay UAE — International Money Transfer
Independent guide for UAE residents using Hubpay. CBUAE-licensed digital remittance app for India, Pakistan, Philippines. Compare rates on remit.ae before sending.
Hubpay Overview
Hubpay is a UAE fintech company focused on expat remittances. Founded with a specific focus on the UAE-to-South Asia corridor, it offers competitive AED exchange rates and instant UPI transfers to India. It is licensed by the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE).
Hubpay is app-only and targets the most popular remittance corridors from the UAE — India, Pakistan, Philippines, Bangladesh, and Nepal. The app is available on iOS and Android. Always compare the total recipient amount (including the rate margin) against other providers on remit.ae before sending.
Hubpay — Key Details
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hubpay UAE?
Hubpay is a UAE-based digital remittance platform licensed by the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE). It specialises in international money transfers for UAE expats, offering competitive AED exchange rates for India, Pakistan, Philippines, and other corridors via a mobile app.
Is Hubpay good for sending money to India?
Hubpay supports AED to INR transfers to India and is frequently cited as offering competitive rates. However, rates change daily. Always compare the final INR recipient amount from Hubpay against Al Ansari Exchange, Wise, and Remitly on remit.ae before sending, as the best provider changes frequently.
What countries does Hubpay support?
Hubpay supports transfers to India (UPI, bank deposit), Pakistan (bank deposit), Philippines (GCash, bank), Bangladesh, Nepal, and several other corridors. Check the Hubpay app for the current full list and available payout methods.
How does Hubpay compare to Wise?
Hubpay is UAE-specific and targets expat remittance corridors. Wise offers a rate with transparent percentage-based fees and supports more global corridors. For AED to INR specifically, compare the final INR amount your recipient gets from both apps — this accounts for both rate and fees — rather than comparing headline rates alone.
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remit.ae Editorial Team publishes independent exchange rate data and provider comparisons for UAE residents. All rate data comes from open.er-api.com (live rates) and Fixer (interbank rate). No rates, fees, or claims are fabricated — check the final rate and fee directly with the provider before sending.
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