Remitly One is the new unified membership program designed to help customers send money, manage multiple currencies, and earn rewards — all in one secure platform.
At its first product event, Remitly Reimagine, the fintech company Remitly unveiled Remitly One, a new all-in-one financial membership designed to help its customers around the world move, manage, and grow their money with ease.
For the past 14 years, Remitly has helped millions of customers send remittances across borders safely and reliably. That experience laid the foundation for Remitly One — a membership that goes beyond money transfer to provide flexible funding, global spending, secure wallets, and rewards for people and businesses living and working internationally.
The membership will provide global Remitly clients with access to several firm’s products:
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Remitly Flex: instant access to funds with flexible repayment schedules.
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Remitly Wallet: a digital wallet for storing funds, managing currency exchange, and earning interest on USD balances.
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Remitly Card: a digital debit card that allows global spending directly from the Wallet, with no foreign transaction fees.
Besides, Remitly One members can earn up to $5 per month through simple actions like adding funds or setting up autopay.
These benefits are only the initial offering suite for the new membership program. The company plans to expand the range of available benefits with multi-currency accounts for both fiat and stablecoins, a line of credit, and various rewards like identity protection, credit monitoring, or early access to new services.
Today, Remitly One is available for select U.S. customers for $9.99 per month, with broader U.S. access to be gradually introduced by the end of the year. International availability is planned for 2026 and beyond.
Founded in 2011, Remitly is a regulated cross-border payments company trusted by over 8.5 million customers worldwide to send money safely, securely, and reliably. With a global footprint spanning more than 170 countries, Remitly has been actively expanding its service suite from a simple remittance app towards a next-generation financial platform.
The firm’s first foray into broader financial services, a digital banking platform for immigrant communities, called Passbook, was ditched after a few years of operation. However, the company didn’t stop at that. In 2021, Remitly became one of the first digital remittance companies to support fiat off-ramps for crypto platforms. Later on, the fintech launched Remitly Flex, a “send now, pay later” cash advance service and Remitly Wallet. Unifying all these services into one platform aligns with the broader industry trend of creating so-called superapps.
