Kyodai Remittance offers card-based services that let you send money easily through ATMs in Japan. This article explains the types of Kyodai cards available, where you can use them, and what to do after making a deposit.

Which Kyodai cards are available?

Kyodai Remittance offers the following cards:

• Kyodai Remittance Card (Red Card)

• Kyodai Remittance Smart Card (Gold Card)

Each card is linked to your Kyodai Remittance account and allows you to send money to your registered beneficiary using supported ATMs.

Where can I use a Kyodai card?

You can use your Kyodai card at:

• Japan Post Bank ATMs (approximately 32,000 locations nationwide)

• Lawson Bank ATMs (approximately 13,500 locations nationwide)

These ATMs support Kyodai card deposits for remittances.

What happens after I deposit money using a Kyodai card?

Once you complete a deposit at the ATM:

• The money is automatically transferred to your beneficiary.

• No additional action is required from you.

The transfer process starts automatically after the deposit is completed.

I didn’t receive a notification after depositing. What should I do?

If you do not receive a notification confirming the completion of the process:

• Please go to Contact us for assistance.

I can’t deposit the exact amount I want to send. What should I do?

ATMs only accept paper bills, so you may not always be able to deposit the exact amount you wish to send.

If you need to send an exact amount:

• Please use Electronic Bank Transfer Service (Denshin Furikomi) instead.

This method allows you to transfer a precise amount directly from your bank account.