Plata Pay 6.0.73

The Plata Pay app offers a comprehensive range of services as a multi-currency digital wallet. These services include a linked Visa payroll card, cross-border money transfers, peer-to-peer transfers, FX conversions, bill payments, secondary sub-accounts, and more.

For access to the Plata Pay app, users must be employees of companies that have partnered with ePlata for paycard services. Verify the necessary U.S. state licensing information provided below.

• Linked Plata Pay Visa Payroll Card: Users of Plata Pay are issued a Visa payroll card that is seamlessly integrated with their Plata Pay app accounts, facilitating the utilization of payroll funds across all app services.
• Cross-Border Money Transfers: Powered by ePlata, the Plata Pay app allows users to instantly transfer funds to family and friends in Mexico who have the ePlata app.
• Send and Request Money (P2P): Plata Pay users can effortlessly send or request money from other users at no cost, with all transactions processed instantly.
• Real-Time Currency Conversion: Users have the flexibility to convert currencies at their convenience. This feature proves beneficial when sending money to loved ones, settling bills, or managing balances in various denominations. Users can hold funds in multiple currencies such as U.S. Dollar, Mexican Peso, Euro, Canadian Dollar, British Pound, and more.
• Pay Bills: Plata Pay users can swiftly make bill payments to a diverse array of essential service providers including utilities (gas, electric, water) and cable television. Moreover, users can extend this service to cover bill payments on behalf of family and friends residing in different countries.
• Secondary Sub-Accounts: Within their primary Plata Pay user account, users have the option to create secondary sub-accounts for segregating funds meant for specific purposes.

IMPORTANT: As a licensed money transfer agent in Illinois state (IL), ePlata advises against engaging in peer-to-peer transfers via the Plata Pay Cash account if you do not reside in a licensed state or country that prohibits its usage.