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Starting February 1, 2026, the digital bank permanently disabled deposits via linked bank accounts “in accordance with PPMI and BSP regulations,” effectively killing a feature that allowed direct, in‑app cash‑ins from local banks such as BPI. In a December 2025 advisory, the bank announced that all linked BPI accounts in partner e‑wallet apps—including GoTyme, GrabPay, Maya, MyToyota Wallet, Tonik, and others—will be deactivated starting January 21, 2026, explicitly “in compliance with BSP regulations” under the National Retail Payment System framework and a PPMI advisory. Read more in our articles including "How new BSP rules are reshaping digital banking in the Philippines" and "What is the BSP Online Buddy (BOB) and how to use it".

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What is BSP regulations 2024?

Starting February 1, 2026, the digital bank permanently disabled deposits via linked bank accounts “in accordance with PPMI and BSP regulations,” effectively killing a feature that allowed direct, in‑app cash‑ins from local banks such as BPI. In a December 2025 advisory, the bank announced that all linked BPI accounts in partner e‑wallet apps—including GoTyme, GrabPay, Maya, MyToyota Wallet, Tonik, and others—will be deactivated starting January 21, 2026, explicitly “in compliance with BSP regulations” under the National Retail Payment System framework and a PPMI advisory.

Where can I find articles about BSP regulations 2024?

Our coverage of BSP regulations 2024 includes: "How new BSP rules are reshaping digital banking in the Philippines"; "What is the BSP Online Buddy (BOB) and how to use it"; "Grab Philippines introduces GrabProtect". Each article provides unique insights and information.