#BPI InstaPay fee reduction

Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) has decreased its InstaPay interbank transfer fee to Php10, but for a limited time only. Customers can still transfer funds from BPI to these e-wallets through the "Cash In" feature for a Php5 cash-in fee. Alternatively, users may use GCash and Maya to top up funds from their linked BPI account for the same cash-in fee. As of yesterday, the Bank of the Philippines Islands (BPI) is making the PHP 10 InstaPay transfer fee permanent. She said that “The response to our reduction of the InstaPay fee last March was very positive. The reduction was implemented to encourage BPI customers to use digital platforms for real-time transfers. BPI lowering their transfer fee is part of the company’s vision to provide convenience, security, and cost-efficient digital services. What do you guys think of the BPI PHP 10 InstaPay fee? Read more in our articles including "BPI InstaPay transfer fee down to ₱10" and "BPI PHP 10 InstaPay fee now permanent".