BPI starts cash-in via Instapay for P15 fee
MANILA, Philippines — Starting Wednesday, Oct. 1, Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) adopted InstaPay for all its inter-institution cash-in transactions with a P15 fee. This move is part of efforts to enhance the interoperability of digital financial services in the country.
The Ayala-backed bank also announced that the standard service fee would apply to transfers made to its affiliate e-wallet platform.
https://business.inquirer.net/550166/bpi-starts-cash-in-via-instapay-for-p15-fee
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