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PayMaya has recently added Unioil to its portfolio of partner merchants that use PayMaya's POS device, providing more cashless payment options for its customers. Unioil now accepts credit, debit, and prepaid card payment options for VISA, Mastercard, and JCB cardholders through the PayMaya POS device. Pasion, Unioil Vice President for Retail. Unioil, one of the country's known provider of car gasoline, has officially unveiled their first electric vehicle (EV) charging station along with the opening of their new Solar Hybrid service station at Congressional Avenue Extension, Quezon City. During the said opening Unioil also showcased two EV's, the Mitsubishi i-MiEV fully-electric vehicle and the Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV). Each Smartflower panel supposedly reduces the carbon footprint of Unioil's service station by 4.7 metric tons annually. If you wish to know more about Unioil's campaign head on over to their website here. Photo: insiderph.com "By enabling partners to facilitate barcode-enabled deposits and withdrawals, as well as account openings and product applications just by scanning a QR code, we are bringing full-service banking to any community in the Philippines—even the most remote islands," said Rally Jereza, head of BPI Agency Banking. Read more in our articles including "Unioil now accepts PayMaya for cashless transactions" and "Unioil's first electric vehicle charging station now open".