GCash Partner’s with SEA’s Largest Cross-Boarder Payments Platform

In Photo (from L-R): Ray Refundo, President & CEO,
Qwikwire and Anthony Thomas, President & CEO, Mynt

Qwikwire - Southeast Asia's largest cross-border payments platform signed a deal with GCash - Country’s leading mobile wallet. The partnership is anchored towards innovation of the local real estate payments transactions process in the Philippines. A signing ceremony was held at the GCash office in Taguig last December 6, 2018 with Mynt’s Anthony Thomas, President & CEO and Ray Refundo, CEO of Qwikwire. 

In the Philippines, where the  real estate industry has been booming over the last 5 years, people still pay their real estate dues through the traditional Post-dated checks (PDCs), Bank Deposits, over the counter payments directly to property developers or some, to their brokers. Aside from these methods being time-consuming, fraud issues were also apparent as the current process is highly manual and lack security measures. These are among the commonly perceived challenges present in the current real estate payment system in the country. 

Enjoy CBTL With Your GCash With P100 Off and More Promos!

Having coffee and/or tea time is now getting more rewarding with the great partnership of GCash and The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf (CBTL). Their stores now are now accepting GCash as payment using the GCash App and QR code.

With these ease of transaction, we can now not worry of coins and bills when making transactions. And as a treat for Gcash users, you can get P100 off for a minimun spend of P115.You can also use this on the next transaction at the same merchant.

You can also process Alipay QR payments which gives international customers a quick platform to process their purchases without the need to do the long process of exchange and payment. This mode of payment is available in selected branches.

GCash launches the 1st fully Free domestic remittance solution in the PH

Filipinos can now transfer and remit money at Zero Cost, anywhere, anytime within the Philippines by using GCash. Mynt, the company that operates GCash, Philippines’ largest mobile wallet recently announced that, for the 1st time in the Philippines, there is now a totally Free, convenient, fast, and accessible way of sending, and receiving money within the country. 

“We recognize that domestic remittance is a big concern for Filipinos. Today, sending, but also receiving money within the Philippines should be convenient, simpler, faster and… completely Free. This is why we at GCash decided to offer something unique: a totally free solution, open to all Filipinos using the GCash App - No hidden charges, no added fees. With GCash, Filipinos can now send AND receive money anywhere, anytime at Zero Cost,” said Anthony Thomas, Mynt CEO. 

GCash, Xend Group partner for 1st QR-paid shipment service in PHL

In photo (from L-R): Bjorn Pardo, President and CEO of Xend Group,
 Mynt President and CEO Anthony Thomas, and JT Solis,
Xend Group VP for Partnerships and Business Development.

Globe Fintech Innovations, Inc, (Mynt) which operates GCash, the Philippines’ largest mobile money provider, and the Xend Group recently partnered up to enable GCash QR code payment acceptance on all Xend branches in the country. This will enable said branches to accept digital payments with GCash.

The Xend Group is among the latest string of partners to embrace the vision of a cashless future.

Mynt makes hassle-free lending available to every Filipino; introduces 1st trust score in PHL

Mynt, the fintech startup owned by Globe Telecom, Ant Financial, and Ayala Corporation, takes the next big step in financial inclusion by making hassle-free loans available to every Filipino through its lending arm, Fuse, which primarily caters to the underserved and unbanked population in the country.

Fuse offers GCredit and GScore for lending and credit scoring, respectively.  GCredit is a credit line attached to one’s GCash account with funds they can then use to buy groceries, medicine, or even school supplies in partner merchants via GCash scan to pay.  The amount they can avail of is determined by GScore, the first trust score in the Philippines which checks the financial capacity of an individual to pay back a credit based on their GCash usage. GCash is a mobile money service of Mynt.