#fake gcash

Numerous posts circulating today on social media regarding alleged emptying of GCash accounts due to the "update" that will be carried out in connection with the deadline of SIM Registration in the Philippines on April 26th are not true. This is according to GCash who also strongly stated that there is no need to panic and withdraw money from GCash because their accounts are safe. [gallery type="rectangular" columns="2" size="thumbnail" ids="332661,332662,332663,332664"] GCash and Globe Telecom, the parent company of the e-wallet, are also encouraging the SIM registration of their subscribers. There are currently 79 Million Filipinos using GCash. GCash also insists that it is important for their users to register their SIMs with their respective telco providers before the deadline so that their number will not deactivated and access to their e-wallet accounts are intact. In case you want to transfer your GCash funds to your new number, it is also necessary to create a new GCash account connected to your new number and make sure it is fully verified. Also, make sure your new number is registered to ensure the fund transfer process and smooth access to your new GCash account. GCash has ensured that the accounts and their contents are safe while the SIM registration process continues. Read more in our articles including "GCash is safe, don't be fooled by fake news!" and "GCash warns vs fake National ID, eGov apps used in phishing and screen-sharing scams".