#grab pay fees

Grab Philippines has just sent notice that starting June 6, 2022, GrabPay will be introducing convenience fees in its in-store cash-ins. Effective 6 June 2022, GrabPay cash-in transactions made through 7-Eleven stores will be subject to an additional two-percent (2%) convenience fee. Likewise, a PHP 15.00 convenience fee shall be applied to every GrabPay cash-in transaction made through over-the-counter stores such as SM Business Center, Robinsons Department Store, Cebuana Lhuillier, M. Users may still cash into their GrabPay wallet - FREE OF CHARGE, by linking their BDO, BPI, or UnionBank bank account to their wallet. BDO Unibank has removed transfer fees for InstaPay and PESONet transactions made through the BDO Online and BDO Pay apps. UnionBank has removed transaction fees for person-to-person fund transfers made through InstaPay, with the new policy taking effect today, July 7, 2026. More banks in the Philippines have been removing InstaPay transfer fees as digital banking services continue to become more competitive. Since then, some banks have chosen to keep charging for InstaPay transactions, while others have removed the fees as part of their digital banking offerings. Read more in our articles including "GrabPay to charge fees for in-store cash-ins this June" and "BDO waives InstaPay, PESONet transfer fees".