Compare today's AUD to PHP (Australian Dollar to Philippine Peso) exchange rates
📈 Australia to Philippines Money Transfer Snapshot Today
- Best AUD to PHP exchange rate today: PHP 42.8610, offered by MoneyGram
- Number of money transfer providers compared: 17
- Exchange rate range: PHP 40.1601 to PHP 42.8610
- Potential savings on AUD 1000: PHP 2,700.90
- Number of deals and promo codes: 6
- Mid-market
ⓘThe mid-market exchange rate (also called the interbank rate) is the real AUD to PHP exchange rate before providers add their margin or fees. exchange rate: 1 AUD = PHP 41.3290 (Updated about an hour ago)
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💡What today's AUD-PHP exchange rates mean for you
Compare today's AUD-PHP exchange rates and send money from Australia to Philippines with confidence. View provider pricing, read detailed reviews, and discover current deals and promotional offers — all in one place.
We compared 17 providers serving this corridor today. Here is how the market looks like right now:
Today's Most Competitive Australia to Philippines Providers
🥇 MoneyGram with 1 AUD = 42.8610 PHP (best AUD to PHP exchange rate today).
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AUD-PHP exchange rates fluctuate throughout the day, and top positions can change quickly. The best provider for a AUD 1000 transfer may not be the cheapest for larger amounts.
That's why comparing money transfer providers can significantly impact the final PHP received in Philippines.
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👇 Look beyond today's AUD-PHP exchange rate — historical pricing trends show how they can affect the overall transfer cost of your transfer.
Whilst the exchange rate matters, long-term pricing patterns show that exchange rate markup, transfer fees, and payment and delivery methods can significantly influence your final payout.
Below, we analyze Australia to Philippines historical remittance data to help you understand where costs may arise and strategies to potentially maximize your PHP payout.
Data-driven cost insights for Australia to Philippines money transfers
When you send money internationally from Australia to Philippines, the key factors that will influence the overall cost of your transaction are:
- AUD-PHP exchange rate
- Transfer fee
- Payment method
- Delivery method
Ideally, you would want to optimize these 4 factors to try to get the maximum PHP payout for your overseas recipient in Philippines.
Another counter-balancing aspect is money transfer speed. If you need to rush money from Australia to Philippines, you may have to compromise on some or all of the above factors.
To put these factors into a better perspective with a data-driven approach, we have analyzed historical remittance pricing1 for the Australia to Philippines corridor, comparing total transfer costs, FX margins, fees, and payment and delivery methods across providers.
This historical analysis based on actual AUD-PHP transfer data could prove useful in identifying the lowest-cost funding options and payout combinations, thereby helping you reduce transfer costs and maximize the amount received.
Before we deep dive, here are the key trends from our analysis, summarized in an easy to read manner.
📌 Key insights for Australia to Philippines money transfers
- Typical total cost: 3.75% (range -0.91% to 13.91%, spread 14.82 pp)
- Potential value difference: On a AUD 200 transfer, that spread can save you up to AUD 29.64.
- FX markup (exchange rate margin): 1.41% (range -3.00% to 11.91%, spread 14.91 pp)
- Average transfer fee: AUD 4.68 (range AUD 0.00 to AUD 15.00)
- Cheapest payment/delivery method combo: Debit Card → Mobile Wallet (2.17% avg cost); most expensive is Bank Account Transfer → Mobile Wallet (5.44%)
- Method choice impact: Cheapest vs most expensive combo differs by about 3.27 percentage points.
- Market coverage: ~17 active providers (competition level: competitive)
- Typical speed: About 27 hours (~1.1 days)
What to do next: Compare providers using both exchange rate and fees, then optimize your payment and delivery methods to reduce total cost.
Below, we provide various useful and detailed insights for Australia to Philippines money transfers.
📈 AUD to PHP exchange rate markup can be the biggest hidden cost
The exchange rate on your Australia to Philippines money transfers can often be the single biggest factor that will determine your overall AUD cost and your recipient's PHP payout.
To analyze exchange rates, we will rely on the exchange rate markup (also called FX margin) which is the difference between the mid-market
Based on 416 pricing observations across 17 providers over the last 3 years (for a AUD 200 money transfer benchmark), we see the following exchange rate markup ranges for Australian Dollar to Philippines transfers:
- Average exchange rate markup: 1.41%
- Median exchange rate markup: 1.41%
- Lowest observed markup: -3.00%
ⓘA negative markup generally represents a promotional exchange rate whereby a provider offers an exchange rate that is even higher than the mid-market rate, often on smaller amounts. - Highest observed markup: 11.91%
That is an FX markup spread of 14.91 percentage points between the lowest and highest observed exchange rate markups.
This spread is important because FX markup is not consistent across providers or payment methods. In other words, a "good deal" on one day or transfer amount can look very different on another.
For example, on a AUD 200 transfer, the above markup range is equivalent to roughly PHP 29.82 purely from differences in the exchange rate. That incremental saving can be PHP 74.55 for a AUD 500 transfer.
How to use this insight: When comparing providers for Australia to Philippines international remittances, always compare the exchange rate you receive (not just fees). A small difference in the FX markup can outweigh fees quickly, and the impact typically grows as transfer amounts increase.
AUD to PHP exchange rate can be the single most critical cost determining factor for your transfer. When comparing providers, pay close attention to the rate you will get.
💰 Transfer fees influence your total Australia to Philippines remittance cost
Whilst exchange rate is a major factor affecting total percentage cost, the transfer fee itself can also have a major impact on how much of your Australian Dollar amount actually reaches your recipient in Philippines.
Based on 416 pricing observations across 17 providers over the last 3 years (AUD 200 benchmark), we notice the following fee patterns for Australian Dollar to Philippines money transfers:
- Average transfer fee: AUD 4.68
- Median transfer fee: AUD 4.00
- Lowest observed fee: AUD 0.00
- Highest observed fee: AUD 15.00
On a AUD 200 transfer, the average fee amount of AUD 4.68 represents 2.34% of the total amount sent.
Looking at the overall fee variation, even if two providers provide similar exchange rates, a worst case transfer fee can reduce the final payout by AUD 15.00 on the same transfer amount.
For larger transfers, fixed fees generally become less significant as a percentage of the total amount. But for smaller transfers, fees can represent a substantial portion of total cost.
How to use this insight: For your next money transfer from Australia to Philippine Peso, look for providers that provide lower (or even 0) fees.
One caveat to this, though, is something called the hidden fee. Some providers may hide their fees by providing lower exchange rates (referred to as a hidden fee), so you should also keep an eye on rates whilst paying attention to fees.
💸 Payment and delivery methods matter for AUD-PHP remittances
Based on our detailed analysis of historical pricing on the Australia to Philippines corridor, we see meaningful variation in overall cost depending on the payment method and delivery method you choose.
Based on 416 pricing observations across 17 providers over the last 3 years (AUD 200 money transfer benchmark), the lowest-cost payment and delivery options consistently differ from the highest-cost ones.
For example, here is the average cost variation for popular payment methods used to send money to Philippines from Australia:
- Debit Card: 3.06%
- Bank Account Transfer: 3.69%
- Credit Card: 4.08%
- Cash: 4.20%
That is a total spread of 1.14 percentage points.
This means that on a AUD 200 AUD-PHP transfer, you could save (or lose) up to AUD 2.28 simply by choosing from amongst the available payment methods.
The savings will only multiply for higher AUD amounts.
Similarly, here is the average cost of popular delivery methods used to send money to Philippines:
- Bank Deposit: 3.57%
- Mobile Wallet: 3.82%
- Cash Pickup: 3.86%
The difference between the above delivery methods is 0.28 percentage points.
Once again, this means that you could save up to AUD 0.57 on a AUD 200 transfer to Philippines by choosing Bank Deposit versus Cash Pickup.
As you can imagine, the possible combinations of Australia payment methods and Philippines delivery methods will all have disparate cost associated with them. Let us look at that next.
Here is a summary table that shows the average cost of payment and delivery method combinations for Australia to PHP money transfers.
| Payment Method | Delivery Method | Avg cost (%) |
|---|---|---|
| Debit Card | Mobile Wallet | 2.17 |
| Debit Card | Bank Deposit | 2.84 |
| Bank Account Transfer | Cash Pickup | 3.58 |
| Bank Account Transfer | Bank Deposit | 3.59 |
| Debit Card | Cash Pickup | 3.67 |
| Credit Card | Bank Deposit | 3.69 |
| Cash | Mobile Wallet | 3.79 |
| Cash | Bank Deposit | 4.03 |
| Credit Card | Mobile Wallet | 4.04 |
| Credit Card | Cash Pickup | 4.32 |
| Cash | Cash Pickup | 4.37 |
| Bank Account Transfer | Mobile Wallet | 5.44 |
Combinations are sorted by average total cost % (cheapest to most expensive).
As you can see, the cost differential between these AUD-PHP payment and delivery options is significant. To put this in further perspective:
- Debit Card → Mobile Wallet has the lowest average cost at 2.17%.
- Bank Account Transfer → Mobile Wallet has the highest average cost at 5.44%.
- Debit Card → Mobile Wallet average cost is 3.27 percentage points lower than Bank Account Transfer → Mobile Wallet.
- This means that on a AUD 200 money transfer, you could save up to AUD 10.89 simply by choosing the best payment and delivery method combo.
- Further, on a AUD 500 money transfer, the savings increase to AUD 27.21.
Here is a quick summary of the average historical cost of various payment and delivery methods for AUD to Philippines money transfers.
💸 Cheapest payment and delivery methods (data-backed)
- Cheapest payment method: Cost of Debit Card averaged 3.06%, compared to 4.20% for Cash, a difference of 1.14 percentage points.
- Cheapest delivery method: Cost of Bank Deposit averaged 3.57%, compared to 3.86% for Cash Pickup (0.28 percentage points higher).
- Cheapest combo: Cost of Debit Card → Mobile Wallet averaged 2.17%, which is 3.27 percentage points lower than Bank Account Transfer → Mobile Wallet (5.44%).
How to use this insight: As you compare money transfer providers for your next Australia to Philippines international money transfer, strive to pair the lowest-cost payment method with the lowest-cost delivery method.
This approach can help you avoid a common remittance pitfall of "cheap exchange rate, expensive methods" that can raise total cost even when the headline exchange rate looks attractive.
You can save money on your Australia to Philippines remittances by carefully choosing the most economical payment and delivery methods.
🏦 Are banks more expensive than specialist providers for AUD-PHP money transfers?
We compared traditional banks with specialist money transfer providers based on 3 years of pricing data for Australia to Philippines transfers (AUD 200 benchmark), and noticed some patterns.
We observed that traditional banks charge 3.85 percentage points more on average than specialist money transfer providers for the Australia to Philippines remittance corridor.
That means banks are approximately 2.06x more expensive than money transfer companies on average.
Here are the key stats behind this comparison:
| Banks | Specialists | Difference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average transfer fee | AUD 3.00 | AUD 4.73 | AUD -1.73 |
| Exchange rate markup | 5.99% | 1.27% | 4.72 pp |
| Average total cost (%) | 7.49% | 3.64% | 3.85 pp |
How to use this insight: Whilst banks in Australia may offer convenience and brand familiarity, specialist money transfer providers often deliver lower overall cost driven by better exchange rates and lower fees. Even if you want to send money overseas with your bank in Australia, we recommend comparing with money transfer companies to find the best options.
📊 Does sending more reduce the cost of AUD-PHP money transfers?
To see if transfer cost varies based on the amount sent, we compared the average costs of sending AUD 200 vs AUD 500 from Australia to Philippines.
We found that sending the higher amount (AUD 500) tends to be cheaper - average cost drops from 3.75% to 2.50%, a reduction of 1.25 percentage points.
It is possible that the cost may continue to drop for higher transfer amounts. That said, always check the latest exchange rates and fees for your transfer amount.
How to use this insight: Since it is generally cheaper to send higher Australian Dollar amounts to Philippines, consider consolidating smaller, more frequent transfers into fewer, larger sends as doing so may reduce the total cost you pay.
🏛 How competitive is the Australia to Philippines remittance market?
Based on 416 pricing observations over the last 3 years (AUD 200 money transfer benchmark), the AUD-PHP corridor is served by 17 active providers on an average.
With 17 providers serving this market, we consider the level of competition in this corridor to be competitive.
Traditional banks represent only 5.9% of active providers in this corridor (1 out of 17), meaning specialist money transfer companies make up the majority.
A corridor with more active providers is typically more competitive, which can translate into better pricing and more payment and delivery options for your Australia to Philippines remittances.
⏱️ How fast are AUD-PHP money transfers?
Transfer speed can matter just as much as cost, especially when your recipient in Philippines needs funds urgently.
Based on 416 historical pricing observations across 17 providers over the last 3 years (AUD 200 benchmark), here is what we see for Australia to Philippines transfers:
- Typical transfer time: About 27 hours (~1.1 days).
- Fastest transfer time: About less than 1 hour.
- Slowest transfer time: About 96 hours (~4.0 days).
- Average speed at AUD 200: About 27 hours (~1.1 days).
- Average speed at AUD 500: About 27 hours (~1.1 days).
Banks vs money transfer providers: We observed that banks take on average 29 hours longer than specialist money transfer providers on this corridor.
How to use this insight: If you need to send money from Australia to Philippines in a hurry, compare providers not just on exchange rate, but also on expected speed. Speed often varies by payout method (bank vs cash vs wallet) and local rails in Philippines.
On the Australia to Philippines corridor, delivery speed can vary across providers, so it is worth comparing transfer speed alongside total cost for time-sensitive money transfers.
Frequently Asked Questions about Australia to Philippines money transfers
These FAQs use data from RemitFinder's historical analysis of Australia to Philippines money transfers over several years.
What factors affect the total cost of sending money from Australia to Philippines?
AUD-PHP exchange rate markup, transfer fees, payment method and delivery method all affect total cost.
The total cost of your AUD-PHP money transfer depends on how you fund the transaction (payment method), how the recipient receives it (delivery method), the exchange rate markup applied, and any transfer fee charged by the provider. You can generally avoid overpaying by comparing various providers.
How much does the exchange rate markup affect Australia to Philippines transfers?
AUD-PHP exchange rate markup can significantly affect your final payout.
Historical Australian Dollar to PHP FX markup ranges from -3.00% to 11.91%, a spread of 14.91 percentage points. As you can see, even small differences in the exchange rate markup can easily outweigh fees.
Can AUD-PHP exchange rate markup be negative?
Yes, negative markup can occur for Australia to Philippines transfers, usually representing a promotional rate.
In some cases, providers may offer promotional exchange rates that are better than the mid-market rate, resulting in a negative AUD-PHP exchange rate markup. These offers are typically limited in size, eligibility, or duration. Compare providers to see if you can take advantage of such special offers.
Is the exchange rate or the fee more important for Australia to Philippines transfers?
The exchange rate markup contributes more to pricing variation for AUD-PHP transfers (and that remains true at higher amounts).
Exchange rate markup ranges from -3.00% to 11.91% (a spread of 14.91 percentage points). Transfer fees range from AUD 0.00 to AUD 15.00, which equals roughly 7.50 percentage points of a AUD 200.00 transfer.
At both AUD 200.00 and AUD 500.00, the exchange rate markup shows larger variation than the other component.
But regardless, our recommendation is that it is important to compare both exchange rates and fees when choosing a provider for Australia to Philippines transfers.
As the transfer amount increases, the % impact of fees often decreases (because the fee gets spread across a larger AUD amount), whilst exchange rate markup remains a percentage-based cost that can scale with transfer size.
For smaller transfers, fees can matter more, whilst for larger transfers, exchange rate markup often becomes the bigger driver. Either way, comparing both helps you get the most PHP for your AUD.
How much can Australia to Philippines transfer costs vary between providers?
Transfer costs can vary significantly depending on provider and method.
Historical transfer costs range from -0.91% to 13.91% for AUD transfers to Philippines. That is a spread of 14.82 percentage points, meaning the difference between providers can be material.
A major contributor to this variation is exchange rate markup. Markup alone ranges from -3.00% to 11.91% (a spread of 14.91 percentage points). Even small differences in FX margin, therefore, can significantly change the final PHP payout.
Why does the same AUD transfer cost different amounts when sending PHP to Philippines?
Payment method, delivery method, exchange rate markup, and fees all affect total AUD-PHP cost.
Costs vary because providers apply different Australian Dollar exchange rate markups, charge different transfer fees, and offer different payment and delivery methods. Even small differences amongst all these factors can significantly change the final payout in PHP in Philippines.
How stable are transfer costs in the Australia to Philippines corridor?
Money transfer costs can vary meaningfully across providers and methods in the Australia to Philippines market.
When we analyzed the historical total cost for AUD-PHP transfers, we observed a range from -0.91% to 13.91% (14.82 percentage points), along with a variability (standard deviation) of about 1.85%.
A major driver of cost in this market is exchange rate markup. Markup ranges from -3.00% to 11.91% (14.91 percentage points), with a standard deviation of about 1.45%. Fees and method choices can contribute to further volatility.
This reinforces why comparing money transfer providers and their services can matter when it comes to getting the most of your AUD-PHP transfers.
Which payment method is cheapest for Australia to Philippines remittances?
Debit Card is the cheapest payment method in Australia based on average cost.
Debit Card averages 3.06% of total cost compared to Cash at 4.20%, a difference of 1.14 percentage points.
Based on this, we recommend paying for your AUD transfer with Debit Card, and avoiding Cash if possible.
Is Debit Card cheaper than Credit Card for Australia to Philippines transfers?
Debit Card is cheaper on average when sending money to Philippines from Australia.
For AUD-PHP transfers, Debit Card funding averages 3.06% compared to 4.08% for Credit Card payments, a difference of 1.02 percentage points.
As a result, we recommend that you avoid paying for your transfer to Philippines with a Credit Card.
Which delivery method is cheapest for AUD-PHP money transfers?
Bank Deposit is the cheapest delivery method in Philippines on average.
Bank Deposit averages 3.57% total cost compared to Cash Pickup at 3.86%, a spread of 0.28 percentage points.
If your recipient in Philippines can accept Bank Deposit, we recommend choose it as your preferred delivery option for AUD-PHP transfers.
Is Bank Deposit cheaper than Cash Pickup for Australia to Philippines transfers?
Bank Deposit is cheaper on average for transfers to Philippines.
For AUD transfers to Philippines, Bank Deposit averages 3.57% versus 3.86% for Cash Pickup, a difference of 0.28 percentage points. To save more, consider choosing the cheapest delivery option for Philippines.
What is the cheapest way to send money from Australia to Philippines?
For AUD-PHP transfers, Debit Card → Mobile Wallet has the lowest-cost combination on average.
We evaluated 12 payment and delivery method combinations in the Australia to Philippines remittance market.
Based on historical averages, Debit Card → Mobile Wallet costs about 2.17% on average. At the other end of the spectrum, Bank Account Transfer → Mobile Wallet is the most expensive combination at about 5.44% on average.
The spread between the cheapest and most expensive method combinations is approximately 3.27 percentage points when sending AUD to Philippines.
Money transfer providers tend to price payment and delivery methods for Australia to Philippines remittances differently. As you compare options, look for the cheapest payment-delivery method combo to maximize the value of your AUD-PHP transfers.
Does sending more money reduce the cost for Australia to Philippines transfers?
Larger AUD-PHP transfers are cheaper as a percentage on average.
The cost of a AUD 200 transfer averages 3.75% as compared to 2.50% for a AUD 500 transfer, a difference of 1.25 percentage points.
Note that transfer cost can change quickly based on the AUD amount you send, so ensure to carefully compare providers.
How long does it take to send money from Australia to Philippines?
Most AUD-PHP transfers complete in about 27 hours (~1.1 days).
Based on our analysis, the average transfer time is 27 hours (~1.1 days), with the fastest transfers completing in less than one hour and the slowest in 96 hours (~4.0 days).
Are instant transfers available from Australia to Philippines?
Yes, some transfers to Philippines from Australia can complete in less than one hour.
Historical data shows that certain providers can complete transfers in under one hour.
Note that the actual speed of your AUD-PHP transfer will depend on the chosen provider, payment method, delivery method, and eligibility checks.
Are banks more expensive than money transfer companies for Australia to Philippines?
Banks in Australia are more expensive than specialist money transfer providers on average.
Banks average 7.49% total cost compared to 3.64% for specialist money transfer providers in Australia, a difference of 3.85 percentage points.
Why do banks charge more for Australia to Philippines transfers?
Banks in Australia often apply higher exchange rate markups and charge high wire transfer fees.
In this corridor, banks average 7.49% total cost compared to 3.64% for money transfer specialists.
The difference is often due to the fact that banks in Australia charge higher exchange rate markups, and often higher wire transfer fees as well.
How competitive is the Australia to Philippines remittance market?
On an average, there have been 17 active providers facilitating AUD-PHP transfers.
Based on historical data, the competition level in Australia to Philippines is considered competitive with 17 active providers.
Specialist money transfer providers represent about 94.1% of identified providers in Australia.
Do I risk overpaying if I do not compare providers for Australia to Philippines?
The difference between providers servicing Australia to Philippines can be meaningful, especially as the AUD transfer amounts increase.
Historically, total AUD-PHP transfer cost has varied by about 14.82 percentage points. On a AUD 200 transfer, that can translate to roughly AUD 29.64 in savings.
AUD-PHP exchange rate markup also varies across providers. The average markup spread has been about 14.91 percentage points. On a AUD 200 transfer, that is roughly AUD 29.82 saved from FX alone.
Fees can also make a big difference in this market. The fee difference across providers has been about AUD 15.00 traditionally.
That is why comparing providers can materially change how much of the AUD you send does your recipient receive in Philippines in Philippines.
Latest AUD to PHP Conversion Rates
Here are some latest AUD to PHP (Australian Dollar to Philippine Peso) exchange rates for popular conversion amounts*.
| 1 AUD | 41.33 PHP |
| 5 AUD | 206.65 PHP |
| 10 AUD | 413.29 PHP |
| 25 AUD | 1,033.23 PHP |
| 50 AUD | 2,066.45 PHP |
| 100 AUD | 4,132.90 PHP |
| 150 AUD | 6,199.35 PHP |
| 200 AUD | 8,265.80 PHP |
| 250 AUD | 10,332.25 PHP |
| 300 AUD | 12,398.70 PHP |
| 400 AUD | 16,531.60 PHP |
| 500 AUD | 20,664.50 PHP |
| 600 AUD | 24,797.40 PHP |
| 700 AUD | 28,930.30 PHP |
| 800 AUD | 33,063.20 PHP |
| 1000 AUD | 41,329.00 PHP |
| 1500 AUD | 61,993.50 PHP |
| 2000 AUD | 82,658.00 PHP |
| 2500 AUD | 103,322.50 PHP |
| 3000 AUD | 123,987.00 PHP |
| 4000 AUD | 165,316.00 PHP |
| 5000 AUD | 206,645.00 PHP |
| 10000 AUD | 413,290.00 PHP |
| 15000 AUD | 619,935.00 PHP |
| 20000 AUD | 826,580.00 PHP |
| 30000 AUD | 1,239,870.00 PHP |
| 40000 AUD | 1,653,160.00 PHP |
| 50000 AUD | 2,066,450.00 PHP |
| 100000 AUD | 4,132,900.00 PHP |
*Based on the Mid-market
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1 Based on 416 pricing observations across 17 firms over the last 3 years for a AUD 200 money transfer from Australia to Philippines. Data Source: The World Bank, Remittance Prices Worldwide, available at http://remittanceprices.worldbank.org.
How we analyze remittance data?
Insights are derived from the World Bank's Remittance Prices Worldwide dataset, which collects standardized provider pricing information at defined transfer amounts.
We aggregate this data across multiple providers and multi-year periods to calculate averages, medians, and variability measures in order to identify consistent pricing patterns for the Australia to Philippines remittance corridor.
RemitFinder does not modify the underlying World Bank data. The analysis presented here is independently calculated from published datasets and is intended for informational and comparison purposes only.

















