GrabPay users in the Philippines now have the option to top up their wallets using cryptocurrency such as BTC, ETH, and stablecoins. GrabPay says it remains compliant with Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) regulations, meaning crypto-related transactions are still subject to local financial laws. The company also says it is not liable for losses caused by fluctuations in value or user mistakes, such as sending to the wrong wallet address. As the demand for cashless payment options rises due to the COVID-19 pandemic, GrabPay has partnered with InstaPay to allow users to seamlessly transfer funds to and from their BSP-supervised banks to their GrabPay account. GrabPay and InstaPay's partnership has several benefits to its users, including: Secure: No card or bank details are saved in the app when you use your banking app or e-wallet. Real-time: Cash into your wallet with just a few taps on the phone. Widely accepted: GrabPay is accepted in over 40 banking apps, websites, and e-wallets, including SM Malls, Starbucks, Zalora, etc. Convenient: Users can save GrabPay as a transfer template in their respective banking or e-wallet apps. Read more in our articles including "GrabPay Wallet now supports crypto top-ups" and "GrabPay partners with InstaPay, allowing users to transfer funds to and from e-wallets".
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Dec 16, 2018GrabPay users in the Philippines now have the option to top up their wallets using cryptocurrency such as BTC, ETH, and stablecoins. GrabPay says it remains compliant with Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) regulations, meaning crypto-related transactions are still subject to local financial laws.
The company also says it is not liable for losses caused by fluctuations in value or user mistakes, such as sending to the wrong wallet address. As the demand for cashless payment options rises due to the COVID-19 pandemic, GrabPay has partnered with InstaPay to allow users to seamlessly transfer funds to and from their BSP-supervised banks to their GrabPay account. GrabPay and InstaPay's partnership has several benefits to its users, including: Secure: No card or bank details are saved in the app when you use your banking app or e-wallet.
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