Showing posts with label Online Banking in the Philippines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Online Banking in the Philippines. Show all posts

Friday, January 5, 2024

Getting banked with Maya is your ticket to all-year-long travel in 2024!

 


Maya, the #1 Digital Bank in the Philippines, is kicking off the New Year with an exhilarating opportunity for its users to jet-set around the world throughout 2024. It’s a Happy YOU year, as users can experience the thrill of winning unlimited flights for the entire year just by saving, spending, investing, or borrowing with Maya. Here are the exciting things in-store when you get banked with Maya:




 

New Year, New Bank

Experience financial prosperity like never before, earning up to 14% interest p.a. on your Savings when using Maya for transactions. And that's not all! Recently unveiling the Time Deposit Plus service, Maya guarantees high returns and allows deposits anytime, enabling up to 5 active accounts concurrently. Enjoy no minimum balance and a low total goal amount of at least ₱5,000 to start earning up to 6% p.a.

 

New Card Around The World

Open a Maya savings account, deposit, and spend ₱250 to claim your card for FREE! The global and personalized Maya Card empowers you to shop, dine, subscribe, and pay effortlessly in over 130 million local and global merchant partners. Effortlessly top up your card using Maya Credit for seamless transactions.


Saturday, July 9, 2022

UnionBank discusses how Open Banking will drive the digital economy

 





Open banking and open finance are two models that are now slowly taking over the financial sector, with the promise of revolutionizing banking and financial services like never before and acting as a  "catalyst for the new wave in financial innovation."

This was the main point of discussion during the 14th edition of Union Bank of the Philippines
(UnionBank) virtual roundtable series E-TalkTales, which took place last June 28 via Zoom. The event was led by UnionBank's Fintech Business Group Head Erika Dizon as its main speaker.

In her presentation, Dizon explained that while open banking and open finance may differ slightly from each other—the former promotes data sharing on banking services, while the latter promotes data and capability sharing across the financial sector—the goal is the same, which is the creation of an open ecosystem.




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