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Under the new rules, BSP-supervised financial institutions (BSFIs) must adopt pricing mechanisms that are reasonable, fair, and based on market conditions. Financial institutions will continue to be required to disclose their electronic payment fees. The BSP said the new framework supports its broader goal of promoting digital payments, financial inclusion, and innovation while ensuring adequate consumer protection and regulatory oversight. “At GCash, we harness the power of data and AI to help move Filipinos toward financial progress, while ensuring that inclusion remains at the center of innovation,” Ventura said. GCash reaffirmed its commitment to working alongside government and industry partners to advance responsible innovation, strengthen financial literacy, enhance data governance and expand access to digital financial services for more Filipinos. GoTyme said it is focused on rolling out new digital financial services aimed at widening financial inclusion in the Philippines. Under the deal, Visa will support GoTyme’s expansion through enhanced card-issuance programs, co-marketing, digital infrastructure upgrades, and data-driven financial services. (ECPay) to provide more Filipinos with seamless access to digital financial services. Read more in our articles including "Banks, e-wallets face new BSP rules on digital payment fees" and "GCash emphasizes responsible AI at 2026 National Innovation Day".