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Transfer Funds From GCash to Banks – BPI, BDO, Unionbank, Metrobank Landbank and More

Just until recently, it was still true to say that doing fund transfers were simple in idea but relatively time-consuming to do and fulfill. Customers used to – and in most cases still are – falling in line in banks to do bank to bank or even interbank fund transfers, spending precious hours to do so. Now, this could all be history thanks to a new GCash feature: free fund transfers.
The nation’s leading mobile money service GCash have fully rolled out its fund transfers service, allowing customers to transfer funds from their GCash App to any of the over 30 banks supported nationwide. Thanks to this feature, fund transfer times have been virtually reduced to zero and paper wastes eliminated, as it will only take less than 3 minutes to complete a transfer transaction digitally.
Steps to Transfer Funds from GCash to Bank
1. Log in to the GCash App
2. Choose ‘Bank Transfer’
3. Choose Your Preferred Bank
4. Enter the Amount and Bank Details
5. Confirm for the confirmation
6. Wait For the Confirmation Message
Philippine fund transfer services are notorious for having exorbitant fees and antiquated paper processes, the former of which depends on a certain percentage of the money you’re transferring or a fixed fee, with a turnaround time depending on the volume of people per bank or money transfer service branch.
With GCash, all a customer needs are smartphone, funds in their GCash account, and the bank details of the account they’re transferring funds to. Once these are inputted, they can just sit tight and relax as the confirmation message arrives on their device. This service also allows for transfers anywhere in the Philippines where there is data connectivity present. The app also is open to use for all networks, be it Globe, Smart, Sun, Talk n’ Text, or TM.
Fund transfers are an integral part of the Philippine financial ecosystem. It’s widely used for sending money for personal purposes such as for family needs, bills payments, or even paying online sellers for products ordered on social media platforms. The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas expects the nation to have at least 20% of its financial transactions to be made electronically by the year 2020. This includes banks and Electronic Money Issuers (EMIs) which GCash is classified under.
“Fund transfers used to be a long, bogging process where customers will just wait for their turn on the cashier just to have money delivered onto another account. With GCash’s new feature, over 15 million customers can now transfers funds to more than 30 banks for free, and without taking hours,” said Anthony Thomas, President and CEO of Mynt. “This convenience, combined with all the services available in the GCash App, makes for a perfect all-in-one financial tool for all Filipinos. It also ties back to GCash’s mission of financial inclusion in the Philippines,” he added. Mynt is the operating company of GCash.
GCash, for its fund transfer service, utilizes the InstaPay platform initiated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. It is an “Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) service that allows customers to transfer funds almost instantly between accounts of participating BSP-supervised banks and non-bank e-money issuers in the Philippines.”
Getting a GCash account is easy. Just download the GCash App for free from the App Store or from Google Play and sign up for an account. Alternatively, you can look for @gcashofficial on Messenger and sign up.
To fund their GCash account, a user can visit over 16,000 GCash partner outlets nationwide, like 7-Eleven, SM Business Centers, Robinsons Business Centers, Puregold branches, and Villarica Pawnshop branches, and tell the cashier to cash-in to their GCash account. Cashing-in to a GCash account is free.
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GCash RAFI GForest Cebu

Committed to support sustainable development and address climate change, the Philippines’ leading mobile wallet GCash, together with the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. (RAFI), are continuing their initiatives to increase forest coverage and enhance existing mangrove areas in Cebu.
Through GCash’s GForest and RAFI’s One to Tree Program, a total of 1,075,000 mangroves and upland trees have been planted since 2021. For the remainder of 2023, 75,000 more mangroves will be planted, completing the target of 1,150,000 trees spread across three projects in the province.
The two GForests cover the Luyang Watershed in the northern town of Carmen. One project has 375 hectares of farmland in the barangays of Caurasan, Upper Natimao-an, Liboron, Ipil, Cantumog, and Lower Natimao-an. Meanwhile, the other consists of 355 hectares of farmland with planting sites in the barangays of Upper Natimao-an, Corte, Ipil, Caurasan, Hagnaya, Lanipga, and Cantumog.
Among the 600,000 native trees planted in the two GForests are Avocado, Bangkal, Cacao, Cashew, Coffee, Guyabano, Jackfruit, Mamalis, Mangosteen, Molave, Nangka, Narra and Rambutan with a high survivability rate between 92 to 94% as of March 2023.
The Luyang Watershed is a significant ecological area in Cebu as it supplies at least twenty-four thousand cubic meters of surface fresh water. The enhancement of tree cover in the two GForests will improve rainwater percolation.
As a result, this increases the water table under the horizon that supplies springs that support surface water along rivers. The neighboring urban cities of Cebu, Mandaue, and Lapu-Lapu will benefit from this in terms of water supply.
The third project is GForest Mangroves which aims to plant 550,000 seedlings in Daanbantayan, San Remigio, and Medellin. The three municipalities are facing the Tañon Strait, the biggest marine protected area in the Philippines under the National Integrated Protected Areas System.
As of May 2023, about 47.5 hectares have been covered for enrichment planting with 475,000 seedlings of the Bakhaw Lalaki (Rhizopora apiculata), Bakhaw Babae (Rhizopora mucronata), Bakhaw Bato (Rhizopora stylosa), Bungalon (Aviccenia alba), Miapi (Aviccenia marina), Aviccenia officinallis, Aviccenia rumphiana, Pagatpat (Sonneratia alba), Pedada (Sonneratia caseolaris), and Sonneratia ovata species.
Aside from mitigating the risks of natural disasters and augmenting water supply, the partnership has also helped in the livelihood of local communities. GCash and RAFI have engaged 200 landowners, 687 individuals, and ten people’s organizations in the site preparation, tree-planting, and maintenance activities of the projects.
“GCash is steadfast in playing an active role in minimizing the effects of climate change. Through GForest, we encourage Filipinos to take part in our eco-friendly initiatives and be Green Heroes. With partner organizations like RAFI, we continue to plant the seeds for a better tomorrow,” said CJ Alegre, GCash Head for Sustainability.
“This partnership with GCash allows us to reach more people and enable them to take part in caring for our environment even in simple ways. Through this partnershxqip people can build GForests one tree at a time, and also help in community-building and income augmentation of locals. This is a win for the environment and a win for Cebuanos,” said Amaya Aboitiz-Fansler, RAFI President and Chief Executive Officer.
GForest is an in-app feature rolled out in 2019 in line with GCash’s sustainability agenda. Users earn green energy for cashless transactions done in the app such as paying bills, buying load, and sending money. Green energy is collected and used to plant virtual trees.
GCash partners with international and local organizations in planting actual trees around the country. At present, they have planted 2.2 million trees and aim to plant a total of 5 million trees by 2025.
For more information about GForest and other sustainability initiatives, visit www.gcash.com.ph
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AI Opportunities for Women

The field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents many opportunities for women. This was the key message emphasized by Connected Women, partner of leading mobile wallet GCash during its GTalks event, held in celebration of UN Women in Tech day on April 25, 2023.
Gina Romero, co-founder of Connected Women, explained how the organization is aligned with GCash’s vision of financial inclusion through the AI training programs it provides for women, helping them qualify for remote employment, even without formal education.
Romero believes that women, regardless of background or financial standing, can work with AI. The rapid growth of emerging technologies and industries such as AI, coupled with the wider adoption of remote work, are creating opportunities for women to upskill and earn a livelihood from their homes while taking care of their families.
“I’ve had a diverse career, from pig farming to air cabin crew, before entering the tech industry. Anyone can learn the skills needed for the future of work. We need women in tech at all levels to create an equitable future. Connected Women ensures accessibility for women, including underserved groups, to participate in the digital economy,” said Romero.
“We are thrilled to be working with GCash, a company that truly exemplifies diversity in tech and leadership roles. GCash’s commitment to fostering inclusivity aligns perfectly with our vision at Connected Women, and we are excited to collaborate with them to create more opportunities for women in the digital space,” added Romero.
“GCash stands for inclusion at large. With our partners, we aim to give women more opportunities towards financial freedom. More than just providing them with accessible financial services, GCash is also pushing for more opportunities for women in line with our goal to normalize women leaders in tech,” said GCash president and CEO Martha Sazon.
In collaboration with the country’s leading mobile wallet, Connected Women enables its AI remote workers to easily receive their payments through GCash. The Connected Women community platform is now accessible through the Earn Money feature in the GCash app.
Since the partnership’s inception in March 2023, the feature has already garnered over 11,000 sign-ups. Based on Connected Women’s latest statistics report, 91% of respondents were not male (female, non-binary, prefer not to say), majority of whom are looking for remote work.
Romero was one of the speakers in the event entitled GTalks: Empowering Women in Tech. Alongside her were co-speakers UN Women country coordinator Lenlen Mesina, For the Women Foundation’s co-founder Michelle Alarcon, GCash president and CEO, Martha Sazon, GCash chief technology & operations officer, Pebbles Sy, and GCash chief people officer Robert Gonzales. This event was hosted by renowned broadcast journalist Karen Davila.
To stay updated on GCash’s latest updates, visit https://facebook.com/gcashofficial
FAQ
1. What is the partnership between GCash and Connected Women?
The partnership between GCash and Connected Women aims to provide opportunities for women in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Connected Women, a training organization, aligns with GCash’s vision of financial inclusion by offering AI training programs that enable women to qualify for remote employment, even without formal education.
2. How can women benefit from the AI training programs provided by Connected Women?
The AI training programs provided by Connected Women empower women to upskill and earn a livelihood from their homes while taking care of their families. The rapid growth of emerging technologies like AI, along with the wider adoption of remote work, creates opportunities for women to enter the tech industry and participate in the digital economy.
3. Who can participate in the AI training programs offered by Connected Women?
Connected Women believes that women from all backgrounds and financial standings can work with AI. The organization ensures accessibility for women, including underserved groups, to participate in the digital economy and acquire the skills needed for the future of work.
4. What is the goal of GCash in partnering with Connected Women?
GCash, a leading mobile wallet, aims to foster inclusivity and provide more opportunities for women in the tech industry. The partnership with Connected Women aligns with GCash’s commitment to diversity in tech and leadership roles. GCash strives to normalize women leaders in tech and empower women towards financial freedom.
5. How does the collaboration between GCash and Connected Women benefit AI remote workers?
Connected Women enables its AI remote workers to easily receive their payments through GCash, the country’s leading mobile wallet. This collaboration ensures seamless financial transactions and provides a convenient way for AI remote workers to access their earnings.
6. How can women access the Connected Women community platform through GCash?
The Connected Women community platform is now accessible through the Earn Money feature in the GCash app. Women who are part of the Connected Women network can utilize this feature to engage with the community, access resources, and explore remote work opportunities.
7. What are the statistics regarding sign-ups and interest in remote work from women since the partnership began?
Since the partnership’s inception in March 2023, over 11,000 sign-ups have been recorded through the Earn Money feature in the GCash app. Connected Women’s latest statistics report shows that the majority of respondents (91%) looking for remote work were not male (female, non-binary, prefer not to say).
8. Who were the speakers at the GTalks: Empowering Women in Tech event hosted by GCash?
The speakers at the GTalks event included Gina Romero, co-founder of Connected Women; Lenlen Mesina, UN Women country coordinator; Michelle Alarcon, co-founder of For the Women Foundation; Martha Sazon, GCash president and CEO; Pebbles Sy, GCash chief technology & operations officer; Robert Gonzales, GCash chief people officer. The event was hosted by renowned broadcast journalist Karen Davila.
9. How can I stay updated on GCash’s latest updates?
To stay updated on GCash’s latest updates, you can visit their official Facebook page at https://facebook.com/gcashofficial.
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GCash, Alipay+ to offer 30% off on Monthly NBA League Pass

Tired of missing out on the latest game of your favorite NBA team? Put your game face on with GCash, as the country’s leading mobile wallet, partners with Alipay+ and The National Basketball Association (NBA).
GCash is offering basketball fanatics an easier and more secure payment option for their monthly League Pass subscription in the NBA mobile app – no credit card needed.
By choosing GCash as your preferred payment method for your NBA League Pass subscription, you can easily enjoy a next-level streaming experience in the NBA mobile app, anytime and anywhere. This includes access to any regular season or finals game of your choice, live, or on-demand, in-depth analysis from NBA legends, and a recap of classic games from 2012 to 2019.
Simply download the NBA app available for free in the Google Play Store, and App Store and link your GCash account to your Google Play or Apple Pay account when you purchase your League Pass for a hassle-free streaming experience. What’s more, when paying with GCash for your subscription, you also enjoy 30 % off on NBA Monthly League Pass until June 18, 2023 or pay only PHP349 via Alipay+ rewards in the GCash App, on top of exclusive deals, and special raffle giveaways!
Never miss a moment of game highlights from the hardcourt and the latest NBA league news with GCash. Visit https://www.nba.com/watch/league-pass-stream to know more.
Not yet on GCash? Download the GCash app for free on Google Play and the App Store.
For more information, visit www.gcash.com.ph
FAQ
Q1: What is GCash?
A: GCash is the country’s leading mobile wallet, offering a range of financial services and payment options through a mobile app.
Q2: What partnership does GCash have with the NBA?
A: GCash has partnered with Alipay+ and The National Basketball Association (NBA) to provide basketball fanatics with an easier and more secure payment option for their monthly League Pass subscription in the NBA mobile app.
Q3: What are the benefits of choosing GCash for NBA League Pass subscription?
A: By choosing GCash as your preferred payment method for NBA League Pass subscription, you can enjoy a next-level streaming experience in the NBA mobile app, with access to any regular season or finals game, live or on-demand. You also get in-depth analysis from NBA legends and recaps of classic games from 2012 to 2019.
Q4: How can I use GCash for NBA League Pass subscription?
A: Simply download the NBA app for free from the Google Play Store or App Store. Link your GCash account to your Google Play or Apple Pay account when purchasing your League Pass for a hassle-free streaming experience.
Q5: Are there any discounts or special offers available with GCash for NBA League Pass?
A: Yes, when paying with GCash for your subscription, you can enjoy 30% off on NBA Monthly League Pass until May 15, 2023. Additionally, you can pay only PHP349 via Alipay+ rewards in the GCash App, along with exclusive deals and special raffle giveaways.
Q6: Where can I find more information about NBA League Pass and GCash?
A: To know more about NBA League Pass streaming and using GCash as a payment method, you can visit https://www.nba.com/watch/league-pass-stream. For information about GCash, visit www.gcash.com.ph.
Q7: How can I download the GCash app?
A: You can download the GCash app for free from the Google Play Store or the App Store.
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