On the other hand, the same rules are designed to make digital banking more predictable. The Philippines and the European Union (EU) are working together to improve digital connectivity, strengthen cybersecurity, and expand access to satellite data under a new initiative aimed at supporting economic growth and disaster resilience. Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) will permanently remove transfer fees for InstaPay and PESONet transactions made through its digital banking platforms starting July 1. The move aims to make online banking more affordable and encourage more customers to use digital payment services. According to a report by InsiderPH, the free fund transfers will be available through the BPI mobile app, BPI Online web platform, VYBE e-wallet, and BizKo, the bank's digital banking app for small businesses. 1 and marks one of the bank's latest efforts to encourage more Filipinos to use digital banking for everyday transactions. Read more in our articles including "How new BSP rules are reshaping digital banking in the Philippines" and "EU-PH Digital Initiative aims to boost connectivity and cybersecurity".
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Jun 21, 2026On the other hand, the same rules are designed to make digital banking more predictable. The Philippines and the European Union (EU) are working together to improve digital connectivity, strengthen cybersecurity, and expand access to satellite data under a new initiative aimed at supporting economic growth and disaster resilience.
Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) will permanently remove transfer fees for InstaPay and PESONet transactions made through its digital banking platforms starting July 1. The move aims to make online banking more affordable and encourage more customers to use digital payment services. According to a report by InsiderPH, the free fund transfers will be available through the BPI mobile app, BPI Online web platform, VYBE e-wallet, and BizKo, the bank's digital banking app for small businesses.
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