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| Online Sellers, Micro-Merchants Go Cashless With PayMaya |
To help manage growing businesses, PayMaya is offering QR payments tools and a Send Money feature to connect users to merchants nationwide.
With these free services, business owners and customers no longer have to shoulder or pay transaction fees to be able to settle their purchases.
“Whether you’re shopping clothes from your favorite Instagram seller online or buying items from the small sari-sari store on your street, it’s now easier than ever to pay for your purchases with PayMaya, because it’s a lot more convenient, more secure, and you don’t have to travel far to deposit your payment or incur huge transaction fees just to pay for your items–all you need is your mobile phone,” said Kenneth Palacios, director and head of wallets business at PayMaya.
To date, PayMaya has now established several “cashless communities” all around the country–particularly in Baguio, La Union, Boracay, Cebu, and General Santos, among others–to equip merchants with QR payment technology and allow the digital wallet users in these areas to pay using only their mobile phones.
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Just recently, PayMaya partnered with Bloggers United to bring the first-ever cashless bloggers bazaar last month. Participating bloggers were equipped with their own PayMaya QR code and provided cashless convenience to the event attendees who shopped in their stalls.
To create a PayMaya account and transact with your favorite sellers and merchants, just download the app on the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store and sign up using any Philippine mobile number. To be able to do a send money transaction, make sure you upgrade your account from within the app.