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When the Maya Black credit card was first introduced last year, it allowed anyone with a verified Maya account to get a Visa credit card from Maya. However, there were a few limitations like the credit limit which was based on 80% of the Security Deposit you had to maintain in the Maya Savings (still earns 3.5% p.a.). After using the Maya credit card for over a year now, I've been actively using it especially after the integration with Google Pay in the Philippines. Here's another new feature I am sure Maya Black users will definitely love -- Mini-Payments. The Maya Mini-Payments allow the credit card user to switch to monthly installments of up to 12 months. In our testing last May, we transferred Php51,836.84 into Maya Mini-payments. Well, the outstanding credit balance is then transferred into the Mini-Payments section of Maya then divided into equal monthly payments (either 3, 6, 9 or 12 months) including the applied interest. Maya is waiving penalties for Maya Easy Credit and Maya Personal Loan until August 15, 2024. Read more in our articles including "MAYA Black Mini-Payments Explained" and "Maya waives service penalties until August 15".