Ever since GCash were established here in the Philippines, I was able to really utilized the app. Honestly speaking, I was a bit hesitant on using it at first; But knowing now that there are a lot of establishments that supports GCash transactions, gave me that confidence to go out without worrying if I got money on my pocket or not. And with the introduction of Instapay to Banks services, putting in money from your bank to your GCash Wallet became way too easy.
Continue reading and will tell you more about this great GCash service.
I rely on the GCash App on my day to day transactions. I usually used the app whenever I would go out and dine, transfer money to friends, pay bills and of course send allowance to my parents.
This convenience made me want to extend and utilise it by teaching my mom and dad how to use it. I was able to let my mom used it for awhile before she left for States, and now its time for my Dad to learn it. At least, when he was able to know it the soonest, I would not need to go home and give my Dad an allowance by hand.
Using GCash is pretty straight forward; just create an account, associate it to your phone network, send the necessary requirements for verification and you are to use it. You can use GCash on Globe, TM, Smart, Sun and Talk & text networks.
Putting in money to your GCash wallet is as easy as spending or using it. With more than 30 accredited banks, GCASH users can flawlessly load up their wallet for FREE. This service is powered by InstaPay, an initiative of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas that allows one to electronically transfer funds to and from banks in real time as well as non-bank e-money issuers in the Philippines. Instapay to Banks fund can be transferred through mobile wallet and internet banking facility.
The process of funding your GCash Wallet is called Cash-In. You can Cash-In through BPI Mobile banking, Unionbank Mobile Banking, and MasterCard/Visa debit cards found in the GCash App.
Here are the list of Supported Banks
- Bank of the Philippine Islands
- BDO
- Metrobank
- Landbank of the Philippines
- Security Bank Corporation
- Unionbank of the Philippines
- Philippine National Bank
- China Banking Corporation
- East West Bank
- RCBC
- UCPB
- PS Bank
- AUB
- PBCom
- DBP
- Bank of Commerce
- China Bank Savings
- CTBC Bank
- Dungganon Bank
- Equicom
- ISLA Bank
- Malayan Bank Savings
- Maybank
- Omnipay
- Partner Rural Bank (Cotabato)
- Paymaya
- Philippine Business Bank
- Philippine Veterans Bank
- PNB Savings Bank
- RCBC Savings Bank
- Robinsons Bank Corporation
- Sterling Bank of Asia
- Sun Savings Bank
- UCPB Savings Bank
- Yuanta Savings Bank
Transferring money from your bank to your GCash wallet would actually just take less than 3 minutes. All you just need is your phone, the app and of course an internet connection to do it. You just need to go to – Cash-In > Pick Preferred bank > Send the amount.
Transferring money would even be faster by simply linking your bank account to GCash app.
Hopefully Dad, could easily be able to master this in no time. At least with GCash Instapay to Banks services, I can take control of my time by no more lining up or commuting to the bank. And I can transfer money anytime and anywhere I wanted to.
Have you tried transferring money from your Bank to your GCash wallet? Let me know how it goes.
