To help keep social distancing norms, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the Land Transportation Franchising Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has partnered with PayMaya to allow drivers and operators of PUVs to accept cashless payment options. PayMaya will be adding QR scan-to-pay capabilities to its mobile app. Additionally, PayMaya will be giving taxis and transport operators access to a digital financial account for everyday transactions, including bills payments, airtime load reloading, and sending money to friends and family. PayMaya will also be granting contactless payments via credit, debit, and prepaid cards via tap-to-pay technology through other digital payment solutions to transport operators. This is in line with LTFRB's mandate for taxis and TNVS to adopt cashless transactions. PayMaya is proud to support the government and transport operators not just in helping them accept contactless payments, but to chart the path towards their full recovery as well," said PayMaya Founder and CEO Orlando B. Check out PayMaya's services for businesses and merchants here. We all ride a taxi every now and then, and most of us (if not all) have experienced a letdown on a few of them. Read more in our articles including "DOTR, LTFRB teams up with PayMaya to provide PUV drivers with a cashless payment option" and "Fast Five: Taxi Inconveniences We Encounter".
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Apr 14, 2026To help keep social distancing norms, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the Land Transportation Franchising Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has partnered with PayMaya to allow drivers and operators of PUVs to accept cashless payment options. PayMaya will be adding QR scan-to-pay capabilities to its mobile app.
Additionally, PayMaya will be giving taxis and transport operators access to a digital financial account for everyday transactions, including bills payments, airtime load reloading, and sending money to friends and family. PayMaya will also be granting contactless payments via credit, debit, and prepaid cards via tap-to-pay technology through other digital payment solutions to transport operators. This is in line with LTFRB's mandate for taxis and TNVS to adopt cashless transactions.
Our coverage of paymaya taxi includes: "DOTR, LTFRB teams up with PayMaya to provide PUV drivers with a cashless payment option"; "Fast Five: Taxi Inconveniences We Encounter"; "Davao taxis now accept fare payments via on-board ATM". Each article provides unique insights and information.