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GCash app disappears from Google Play Store

Late this evening, multiple reports of the GCash app disappearing from the Google Play Store started spreading. True enough, when you search for GCash in the Google Play Store, it is nowhere to be found.

Even a direct link to the app store shows negative results from the app store.

On the other hand, GCash continues to appear and be available from Apple’s iTunes App Store and Huawei’s AppGallery so this incident is only isolated to the Google Play Store.

GCash’s official Facebook page did not make any announcement regarding the removal of the app but has posted warnings against fake news that are being spread in an attempt to use the removal of the app to scam GCash users.

ADVISORY: Fake news alert‼️
Be warned of these posts circulating on social media. GCash services continue to be accessible. Rest assured that your funds are safe and secure.

A similar incident was recorded back in April 2019 where GCash was also temporarily removed from the app store 208 and no explanation were given.

Updated: February 1, 2024 @ 10.30AM

GCash sent our a Press Statement this morning. Complete message is quoted below:

GCash services remain accessible for users
Warns against downloading from untrusted sources

GCash is updating some features of the app for android users and is closely working with Google to make it available on the Play Store again. For users who wish to download the app
from the Google Play Store, kindly stay tuned to our official social media accounts for more updates.

Current GCash users can continue to use the app and they can rest assured that their accounts and funds are safe and secure.

The GCash app remains available on the Apple App Store and the Huawei App Gallery. We remind our users to not download the GCash app from untrusted sources.

Peddlers of fake news and misinformation should be warned that GCash is ready to take legal action against them for misleading the public.

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Avatar for Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

4 Responses

  1. Avatar for El El says:

    Just great. Na scam ako dyan ng bongga.
    Mark Ivan Taperla Bagadiong – Gcash : 0936172443
    Richelle Ignacio – PBI : 0636105688 / 0975770761
    Laurence Alcazar Sabalboro: Gcash: 097773*****
    Luzminda Panal Daanoy – Gcash: 093617*****

    Beware nalang po sa mga taong to kasi magaling tong manguha ng pera. Sa lazada platform (fake) pala ako na scam. Mau chinese silang kasama na babae. Pangit mukha. Pa barang niyo nalang din pag ma scam kayo.

  2. Avatar for sars2 sars2 says:

    meron aki utang sa gloan..

    mamatay aki fag di aki nakibayad.

    death do as fart.
    .

  3. Avatar for Anon Anon says:

    it’s okay if google play removed it.. gcash could always offer their app downloaded on their website.. just like before when google play became a hype, you can download apps from legit websites.

  4. Avatar for Justin Justin says:

    I hope it’s because they banned the enabling of Developer Options. If so, the BPI app is next.

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