Asia
Payouts to the Philippines in PHP
The Philippines is wallet-first: GCash and Maya sit on most phones. We serve both rails — payouts to accounts and wallets, and payments against a scanned code.
- local currency
- PHP
- typical speed
- Under 5 minutes
- state
- Live
What you pass in the request
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Payouts
Bank code and account number.
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QR payments
The code payload, exactly as the camera read it.
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Sender identity
Sender: name only. Recipient name: required.
How the payout works
Accounts and wallets in one list
Banks and wallets — GCash, Maya, GrabPay, ShopeePay, Coins.ph, PalawanPay — share one directory. Pick a code, then pass an account number for a bank or the recipient’s phone number for a wallet. Pesos carry two decimal places.
Paying a code
Many QR Ph codes are printed without an amount; then you set it when you ask for the price. If the code carries an amount, that figure is binding and no other can be paid.
At a glance
- Payouts Live
- Method
- Bank, e-wallet
- Local systems
- GCash, Maya, GrabPay, ShopeePay, Coins.ph, PalawanPay
- Speed
- Under 5 minutes
- Decimals
- 2
- QR payments Live
- Method
- Merchant codes, personal codes
- Local systems
- QR Ph
- Speed
- Under 5 minutes
- Decimals
- 2
Questions and answers
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Can I pay straight into GCash?
Yes. Pick its code from the directory and pass the recipient's phone number.
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Do I need the recipient's name?
Yes, and it is passed to the payment system.
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What is QR Ph?
The national QR standard, which lets one code be read by any participating bank or wallet app.
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Are centavos supported?
Yes, two decimal places.
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How long does it take?
Under five minutes in the normal case, around the clock.
Name the markets. We bring the rails.
Which markets, which products, roughly what volume. We come back with terms, test keys and the documentation.