Western Union at Canada Post makes it simple to send money, pay bills, pick up cash, and more. It’s fast, easy and available near you.
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Western Union at Canada Post makes it simple to send money to loved ones across town or around the world. Choose from flexible payment methods – cash, card, or bank transfer – and let your receiver collect funds their way.
Reliable ways to send moneyCollect your money transfers in cash while running errands at Canada Post. Bring a valid ID and Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN) with you and pick up your transfer funds right at the counter.
More ways to receive moneyCustomers can pay multiple types of bills in one place.
With 3,500+ locations, there is always a Western Union near you at Canada Post locations nationwide.
Whether it’s a gift or support for family, knowing the amount helps you prepare. Use our price estimator to review final costs ahead of time.
Bring a valid photo ID and be ready to provide your recipient’s name, contact details, and address. If sending to a bank account, you’ll need their account number as well.
Choose what works best for you. Pay for your Western Union transfer at Canada Post with cash or a debit card.
Once your transfer is complete, you’ll get with a MTCN. Share it with your recipient so they can track the funds.
Locations nationwide
Cash or debit accepted
Track your transfer online
To send money with Western Union at a Canada Post location, you may need a valid government-issued ID and details about your recipient. Requirements can vary based on the amount being sent and applicable regulations.
You may need:
Having the correct information ready can help make your transfer process smoother.
Yes, you can send money internationally through Canada Post locations using Western Union services. You can visit a branch, provide the required details, choose how your recipient receives the funds, and complete your transfer.
Depending on availability, recipients may receive money through options such as cash pickup, bank transfer, or mobile wallet. Fees, exchange rates, and delivery times vary by destination and transfer details.
The amount you can send through Western Union at Canada Post depends on factors such as the destination country, payment method, transfer history, and verification requirements.
For larger transfers, additional information or identification may be required to help meet regulatory requirements. Before completing your transfer, you can review the available limits, fees, and exchange rate for your specific transaction.
You can track your funds using the Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN) provided after you complete your transaction.
To check your transfer status, you’ll need:
Tracking helps you see whether your transfer is in progress, ready for pickup, or completed. You can also use the Western Union website or app to check your transfer status.
