CIMB Bank PH is a digital bank that started its operations early 2019 and has quickly gaining customers with the ease of creating accounts and managing it via mobile. GCash meanwhile expands their services from providing mobile accessibility to Filipinos with the app which can do a lot of functions such as buying load, mobile debit card for online transactions, paying bills online, and recently plant trees through the GForest project.
In line with this, CIMB Bank PH and GCash also announced that the GSave bank account will be exclusively offered only on the GCash platform. The companies also said they will be working together to make added suites of financial services products available to GCash customers in the future. These services will be announced in due course.
Zafrul added, “The partnership with GCash was central to us achieving this milestone. It is a live case study of bank-tech partnerships, a combination of banking expertise and technology platform plays, and the opportunities it allows both parties to access. I look forward to developing more propositions with GCash to further establish our mobile banking presence in the Philippines.”
They also revealed that they reached their 500,000th customer, Siegfred Barcelona. For this milestone they awarded him the prize of P500,000. This is impressive especially for a service that just started 6 months ago, though they do not pressure themselves to hit a million by the end of the year.
Another advantage of the GSave Account is the high interest rate that they offer. They provide 3.0%* annual interest for the deposit and they can also set reminders to save regularly. The exclusive interest rate for GSave account holders are available until December 31, 2019.
GCash users can now apply for the GSave account via their verification process through the app which they can start saving. It does require an initial deposit and maintaining balance which makes it a worry-free service.
GCash is an epayments platform owned by Mynt, the revolutionary fintech startup of Globe Telecom, Ayala Corporation and Ant Financial, an affiliate of Jack Ma’s Alibaba Group.
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