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PayMaya rolls out new campaign, UI design

PayMaya's latest brand campaign is "Don't Pay Cash, PayMaya!"

Now Corp. forges alliance with UnionBank for 5G

UnionBank signed an MOU with Now Corp. and affiliate Now Telecom to utilize and promote the use of new generation telecommunication networks, including 5G wireless technology, in support of the bank’s digital transformation roadmap.

Globe completes 8-digit landline number migration

The number 7 has now been added at the beginning of the Globe At Home landline numbers and Duo numbers and the number 3 has been added to Bayan landline numbers.

Now Corp. bags UnionBank as first gigabit client for ‘Fiber Air’

The first activated site with a 1Gbps broadband connectivity via fixed wireless is UnionBank’s corporate headquarters in Ortigas Center, Pasig City.

GCash cites survey showing cashless transactions booming in PH

Sending allowance for children and family members is the top reason for money transfers, and e-wallets are seen to become increasingly relevant and attractive as it provides more functions and benefits.

House bill to give whole set of ‘enforcement teeth’ to NTC

House Bill 4886 gives power to the NTC to impose a penalty of at least P1 million for every day of violation against erring telcos. The NTC is also given powers to order refunds to consumers, too.

DTI to add e-payment options for business name registration

PayMaya is providing its universal payments platform to DTI to accept all forms of non-cash payments.

Globe taps US common tower firm to build sites in Northern Luzon

The agreement will have Transcend Towers build an initial 150 sites for Globe in North Luzon.

DTI seeks initial P300-M fund to bankroll innovation law

The amount will be used to support industries that will undergo digital transformation and businesses undertaking innovation activities.

NHMFC, PayMaya boost partnership for easier payment system

With the renewed partnership, NHMFC borrowers can soon pay for their housing loans at the NHMFC website using any Visa, Mastercard, or JCB credit, debit, and prepaid card as well as via their mobile numbers linked to their PayMaya account.

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