WorldRemit is a billing descriptor that appears on credit card and bank statements for charges from
WorldRemit, a Money transfer merchant.
Their website is https://www.worldremit.com.
You can contact them at +44 203 026 1234.
Record last updated September 4, 2026
86 cardholder lookups since July 202644 in the last 30 daysfrom 37 countriesMeasured by WhoBilled.me — searches for this charge plus visits to this page, automated traffic excluded. How we count
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WorldRemit is a UK-based online money transfer and remittance service that allows customers to send money internationally to over 150 countries.
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What is the WorldRemit charge?
WorldRemit is an international money-transfer service (part of Zepz, London). A WORLDREMIT or WORLDREMIT LTD line is the amount you sent plus WorldRemit’s fee. If you paid with a credit card, your own bank may add a separate cash-advance fee — that fee comes from the card issuer, not WorldRemit.
Public record
The charge equals the transfer amount plus the fee quoted when you sent it. Every transfer, its recipient and status are listed in your WorldRemit account or app.
WorldRemit’s own guidance: some credit card issuers class the payment as a cash transfer and charge a fee — “the fee, if any, will depend upon your individual card terms and conditions and is not charged by WorldRemit.” Debit cards usually carry no extra fee.
What cardholders report
The line can appear as WORLDREMIT, WORLDREMIT LTD or with LONDON after it, and a pending amount may show briefly before the final charge posts. A transfer you did not make should be reported to WorldRemit and your bank immediately.
WhoBilled.me data
This page rose from position 45 to about 11 in Google over the past month, driven by cardholders searching the statement line.
Cancel with the business directly and keep the confirmation. If charges continue after you cancel, dispute them with your card issuer — the public-record and cardholder-report details above can support the dispute. Use the refund and cancel options on this page to start a request.
Is the WorldRemit charge legitimate or fraud?
WorldRemit is a recognized billing descriptor associated with WorldRemit. That identification tells you who the charge is from — it cannot by itself confirm that your specific transaction was authorized. If you don't recognize it, first check whether someone who shares your card made the purchase, then contact WorldRemit directly before disputing the charge with your bank.
We've routed your request to WorldRemit for review. You'll be notified at the contact on file once it's processed — usually before it ever becomes a dispute.
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