#Grab Pay

Grab has announced its Small Business Booster Program to help small businesses adapt to the new normal. In partnership with the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Tourism, Grab has started its eKadiwa program, which connects farmers and other rural agripreneurs to reach their consumers directly. Grab has also partnered with the Department of Trade and Industry's MSME Reboot program to provide digitalization support and solutions for MSMEs during the pandemic. The Small Business Booster Program aims to digitalize small businesses, either by giving them a digital shopfront on the Grab platform or through e-payments integration. The program will include several key components: GrabMerchant: The Grab Merchant platform is a tool that helps business owners grow their online customer base, optimize their operations, and keep costs in check. Offline to Online (O2O) Merchant Support Program: Offline businesses can connect with Grab's store-builder partners to set up their stores and integrate GrabPay for checkout. Grab commits to support over 1,000 Filipino homegrown merchants with advertising solutions to help improve their discoverability across Grab's customer base: Merchant-partners who place ads on GrabFood see a 300% rate of return on ad spent. Grab will also create personalized ads for over 1,000 small GrabFood and GrabExpress merchant-partners with the Homegrown Heroes initiative. Read more in our articles including "Grab Small Business Booster Program announced" and "Google unveils AI-powered pointer for Chrome".