#paymaya philippines

[carlocarrasco]

To fight vote buying-selling, COMELEC seeks imposition of “money ban”

In relation with their campaign against the buying and selling of votes, the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) announced that it seeks to impose a ban on money (“money ban”), according to a news article by the Philippine News Agency (PNA). This is related with the upcoming Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE) which is scheduled to happen on late October. The election body previously…

[astermacguffin]

Okay so I would not ask this if it wasn't completely necessary but my dad recently got unjustly fired from his job (his union have already filed a lawsuit but the results of that would take ages) so we're currently short on cash which means I might not be able to enroll this semester (when I'm literally TWO semesters away from graduating 😭) so if anyone of you could help a pal out that would be really awesome.

I'll do my best on the other costs (rent, transportation, food) but it's the tuition fee that's really kicking my ass rn. That's 24,630.50 Philippine Pesos (or around 432.04 US dollars currently), which i can't get that quickly given that classes start this September. Any form of help, no matter how big or small, would be really appreciated.

P*ypal: paypal.me/RVAster

G cash/paymaya: 09291580204

[gaiuskamilah]

i am hashtag broke so i'm opening commissions for the first time in a while! details + TOS + samples under the cut

ko-fi

BASELINE PRICES

bust (face, head, neck, shoulders)

tier A: $25

tier B: $40

waist up

tier A: $30

tier B: $50

full body

tier A: $35

tier B: $70

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EXTRAS

+75% of baseline per additional character

no additional charge for single-color/abstract backgrounds. complex backgrounds and props start at $10.

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WILL & WON'T DO

WILL DO: fanart, original characters, real people, artistic nudity, nsfw, gore

WON'T DO: furries, mechas. i reserve the right to decline any commissions i am uncomfortable with.

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TERMS OF SERVICE

payment will be done through paypal for international clients. For philippines-based clients, gcash, paymaya, and bank transfers are available.

payment is 100% upfront. no refunds will be given once we have agreed on the sketch.

completed work is for personal use only. do not resell or use the work for commercial use. i also do not allow my work to be used for NFTs or to be fed for AI training. i reserve the right to maintain ownership over the completed work.

finished works will be sent through email.

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TURN OVER TIME

turn over time may vary, as i'm a full-time student and am busy. pieces may take between a few days to a week for simpler requests and weeks to a month or two for more complex commissions. however, i am almost always online, so feel free to ask for updates on the progress of your commission.

message me through here on tumblr (gaiuskamilah/talasintahan) or email me on talasintahan@gmail.com if you're interested 💗

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SAMPLES

tier A

tier B

[ask-emilz-de-philz]

HAPPY 12TH ANNIVERSARY PLANET PUTO! MAR 28

PROMO COMMISSIONS!!!!!! $12 (international peeps) / PHP 550.00 (for The Philippines-based peeps) QUICK COMMISSIONS!!!!

STATUS: OPEN LIMITED TIME OFFER / PROMO FROM MARCH 25 - APRIL 25, 2024 ONLY.

Commissioned art: LINEART + BASE COLOR (W/ BACKGROUND (colored square as shown in samples & transparent background) only

Options: BUST ________________________________________

Hello everyone! In celebration of our 12 years together at Planet Puto, we'll be opening 30 slots for our PROMO COMMISSIONS! For both Planet Puto and NON-Planet Puto characters (this includes fanart/fan ocs/ etc)

It would mean super much to us if you could commission us or simply share this post so it may be able to reach out anyone who might be interested:

________________________________________ !!!!!!!!! NOTE !!!!!!!!! Things I WILL draw - Planet Puto characters from any AU (you’d get a bonus if this is your option <XD) - SFW lang only hahah

Things I WON'T draw: - Animals & insects (believe me, they still look like the ones I doodle since 2nd grade) - Environmental Backgrounds (please have mercy) - Mecha (hnggg) - Furries -Too complex poses (sob) - NSFW (let’s keep our workplace safe, keds, for now //slapped)

*If you’re curious that one of the things/themes/etc you want ain’t on this list, let’s chat, we can work something out ^_^b. ________________________________________ RULES - Payment is via GCASH / PAYMAYA / SHOPEEPAY / GRABPAY / BANK TRANSFER / PAYPAL only. (My contact will be the one who’ll receive your payments in behalf of me.) Any tips would be highly appreciated if you want, I'd like to thank you in advance if you ever want to give one! ;w;!!! It's up to you ;w;b - The transaction fees (if there are) upon sending your payment is to be covered by you. - I shall only start once the payment is fully paid. (Clients who get to pay full first, gets their commission done earlier/first than the others. I’ll start immediately when possible.) - You may use or repost the art for non-commercial use only. Kindly credit me if you do so. - Please be patient while your commissions are being made. - I have the right to decline or cancel commission requests. ________________________________________

Interested? Q7Q !!!! Please PM this page for the Order Form and Payment Form.

Thank you po everyone and have an awesome day! ;w;b

[reachfortheskiespeeps]

HAPPY 12TH ANNIVERSARY PLANET PUTO! MAR 28

PROMO COMMISSIONS!!!!!! $12 (international peeps) / PHP 550.00 (for The Philippines-based peeps) QUICK COMMISSIONS!!!!

STATUS: OPEN LIMITED TIME OFFER / PROMO FROM MARCH 25 - APRIL 25, 2024 ONLY.

Commissioned art: LINEART + BASE COLOR (W/ BACKGROUND (colored square as shown in samples & transparent background) only

Options: BUST ________________________________________

Hello everyone! In celebration of our 12 years together at Planet Puto, we'll be opening 30 slots for our PROMO COMMISSIONS! For both Planet Puto and NON-Planet Puto characters (this includes fanart/fan ocs/ etc)

It would mean super much to us if you could commission us or simply share this post so it may be able to reach out anyone who might be interested:

________________________________________ !!!!!!!!! NOTE !!!!!!!!! Things I WILL draw - Planet Puto characters from any AU (you’d get a bonus if this is your option <XD) - SFW lang only hahah

Things I WON'T draw: - Animals & insects (believe me, they still look like the ones I doodle since 2nd grade) - Environmental Backgrounds (please have mercy) - Mecha (hnggg) - Furries -Too complex poses (sob) - NSFW (let’s keep our workplace safe, keds, for now //slapped)

*If you’re curious that one of the things/themes/etc you want ain’t on this list, let’s chat, we can work something out ^_^b. ________________________________________ RULES - Payment is via GCASH / PAYMAYA / SHOPEEPAY / GRABPAY / BANK TRANSFER / PAYPAL only. (My contact will be the one who’ll receive your payments in behalf of me.) Any tips would be highly appreciated if you want, I'd like to thank you in advance if you ever want to give one! ;w;!!! It's up to you ;w;b - The transaction fees (if there are) upon sending your payment is to be covered by you. - I shall only start once the payment is fully paid. (Clients who get to pay full first, gets their commission done earlier/first than the others. I’ll start immediately when possible.) - You may use or repost the art for non-commercial use only. Kindly credit me if you do so. - Please be patient while your commissions are being made. - I have the right to decline or cancel commission requests. ________________________________________

Interested? Q7Q !!!! Please PM this page for the Order Form and Payment Form.

Thank you po everyone and have an awesome day! ;w;b

[jils-things]

big news for my filipino mutuals :3 you can now commission and pay via php/philippine pesos :D i use paymaya for my transactions :3

for the full info, check it here!

[bunnygirlism]

COMMISSIONS ARE BACK OPEN!! But…

If y’all r from the Philippines and/or can pay by PayMaya please commission me I have so many benefits plus you get epick art in return :3

I won’t take other payments sorry internationals :(

COMMISSION PAGE + ADDITIONAL INFO

[ironicorange]

I wish I could commission u so that I can see more of Alfred with Makima personality unfortunately I don’t have pay pal and I use pesos

if ur talking about Philippine Pesos, i have paymaya where u can use ur gcash to transfer hfkehdj

if its others, I don't know about that so im sorry

[swelilann]

art commissions open! ✨

Hello! This is my first time doing an art commission! Send a DM here or through my socials! 📩 Above are the prices and details of my services. Photo references must be provided. Full payment after approving the line art. Delivery time will be 7 days (more requests/revisions of the initial line art means longer delivery time) and the final artwork will be sent to your email. I am not yet an expert in illustrations so please, bear with me! I'm still learning! 💵 Payments will be available through GCash and Paymaya if you're from the Philippines and PayPal. Thank you so much! virtually yours, SwelilAnn

[protect-namine]

zenmarket accepts gcash? and paymaya? woah I did not expect that. I wonder how many of their customers live in the philippines that they'd think to offer these as payment gateways

[ca3910]

i wish Gcash got better [ig its a more positive and optimistic way of saying Gcash is a dogshit service]

it has a TON of issues and r/Philippines has already enumerated a ton of it

ill start tho by saying that it being totally unusable unless in its latest version is kinda justified for security reasons (although other apps like Shopee which also handles money over the internet does not need to be updated often so they probably dont have a really good reason for this)

besides those:

1. (most important one) THE APP LOADS SLOWLY AT TIMES THAT IT ALMOST LOOKS LIKE YOU WERE UNDER POOR INTERNET CONNECTION BUT YOU WERENT (I noticed this personally under smart mobile data and smart homebro wifi)

2. Filled with ads and other annoying pop-ups (the tutorial always shows up every time you log in)

3. Invasive permissions that are for the most part useless

3.1 You cant use Gcash if you have developer options on

4. frequent outages

5. Getting verified (at least as a minor) is so convoluted and non-straightforward that you will notice how drastically different the working process is as prescribed by youtube tutorial channels [so far i think(?) they tell you to interact with customer support] from the one youre supposed to follow

5.1. Gcash's own process refers you to eventually resubmit documents to a place THAT DOESNT EXIST essentially blocking you from completing the process (so it has dogshit UI and unreliable help section)

6. Creating an account is easy but deleting an account that doesn't even have a transaction history needs you to disclose your personal information via the verification process

7. Verification is needed to use the app in external apps (previously this wasnt a thing not to mention the weird exemptions to this that thankfully made me able to load up my steam wallet)

and lastly

8. Transaction fees for everything

8.1. this: (op for some reason didnt censor their phone number)

Being mad over those who staff Gcash's customer services, networking and others kinda doesnt give the overall bad service justice, ig Globe is so accustomed to being a telecommunications oligopoly that when they venture to e-wallets theyre blind to how bad the service has turned out

Also kinda wondering how other services compare like Paymaya

[ask-emilz-de-philz]

!!!! $12 (international peeps) / PHP 550.00 (for The Philippines-based peeps) QUICK COMMISSIONS!!!! PLANET PUTO CHARAS only ❗❗❗

STATUS: OPEN (FOR LAST BATCH)

LIMITED TIME OFFER / PROMO FROM DECEMBER 22 - 31, 2023 ONLY.

From my fixed rate of PHP 850, ya’ll only need to pay PHP 550! Ain’t that swell? ;w; Or like $ 12.00 if ur like, mr worldwide //slapped

Commissioned art: LINEART + BASE COLOR (NO BACKGROUND/transparent background) only

Options: BUST / CHIBI

________________________________________

Hello everyone! I’m opening for commissions (again)! But quick lang muna for the mean time. ;w;’’

Just trying to get back on our feet for this period, health-wise I'm still trying to get better and I'm doing my best to help my family, ;w;b it would mean super much to us if you could commission me or simply share this post so it may be able to reach out anyone who might be interested:

(LAST BATCH)

1. IJSA

2. IJSA

3. MGM

4. reserved

5. RESERVED

6. Reserved

7. Reserved

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________________________________________

!!!!!!!!! NOTE !!!!!!!!!

Things I WILL draw

- Planet Puto characters from any AU (you’d get a bonus if this is your option <XD)

- SFW lang only hahah

Things I WON'T draw:

- Animals & insects (believe me, they still look like the ones I doodle since 2nd grade)

- Environmental Backgrounds (please have mercy)

- Mecha (hnggg)

- Furries

-Too complex poses (sob)

- NSFW (let’s keep our workplace safe, keds, for now //slapped)

*If you’re curious that one of the things/themes/etc you want ain’t on this list, let’s chat, we can work something out ^_^b.

________________________________________

RULES

- Payment is via GCASH/PAYMAYA/BANK TRANSFER only. (My contact will be the one who’ll receive your payments in behalf of me.) Any tips would be highly appreciated if you want, I'd like to thank you in advance if you ever want to give one! ;w;!!! It's up to you ;w;b

- The transaction fees (if there are) upon sending your payment is to be covered by you.

- I shall only start once the payment is fully paid. (Clients who get to pay full first, gets their commission done earlier/first than the others. I’ll start immediately when possible.)

- You may use or repost the art for non-commercial use only. Kindly credit me if you do so.

- Please be patient while your commissions are being made.

- I have the right to decline or cancel commission requests.

________________________________________

Interested? Q7Q !!!! Please PM this page or HaimaCheir (my art page) for the Order Form and Payment Form.

Thank you po everyone and have an awesome day! ;w;b

[transfiseo123]

Philippines is a country in Southeast Asia with a population of 110 million, and a rapidly growing economy with a current GDP of USD 440 billion. The country has a young and tech-savvy population, deep into gaming, and has a global crypto adoption index rank of #2 as per Chainalysis 2022 index.

The penetration of credit cards in the country is low at less than 8% with only 8.6 million credit & charge cards in circulation. While debit cards are more in number, they are primarily used for cash withdrawal or utility purchases. Either of these is unsuited for digital assets onramp and offramp in the country

By contrast, alternate payment methods are much more popular in the Philippines with GCash, Instapay, ShopeePay and PayMaya widely prevalent across the local population. GCash is an all-in-app and the most popular payment method in the country with over 30 million users, nearly 4-times those that use credit cards.

TransFi is focused on fiat-to-crypto onramp and offramp in emerging markets, in particular Asia, with the widest suite of local payment methods in local currencies, 80%+ conversion rates, and with low fees. An integration with TransFi enables exchanges, wallets and DeFi protocols to offer their users the ability to buy and sell crypto with all the popular payment methods in the Philippines including GCash, PayMaya, Shopeepay, and local banks

[ttagrain]

The Key Features for POS Software in Retail Business in the Philippines 2023-24

In the dynamic landscape of the retail industry, Point of Sale (POS) software plays a pivotal role in enhancing operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, and overall business success. As we step into 2023-24, the retail businesses in the Philippines are experiencing significant transformations, with technology at the forefront. To stay competitive and meet the evolving needs of both retailers and consumers, it's crucial to adopt POS software with advanced features tailored to the local market. In this blog, we will explore the key features that will be essential for POS software in the retail business in the Philippines in the coming year.

1. Localization for the Philippine Market

To cater to the unique demands of the Filipino market, it's imperative for POS software to offer localization features. This includes support for the Philippine peso (PHP), tax regulations, and compliance with local business practices. Retailers should look for software that provides customizable receipt formats to accommodate the specific requirements of the Philippines, such as BIR (Bureau of Internal Revenue) compliance.

2. Cloud-Based Solutions

The adoption of cloud-based POS software has been on the rise globally, and the Philippines is no exception. Cloud-based solutions offer real-time data accessibility, remote management, and scalability. Retailers can access sales data, inventory information, and customer data from anywhere, facilitating better decision-making and seamless business operations. This feature is especially beneficial for businesses with multiple locations.

3. Mobile POS Integration

Mobile POS integration allows retailers to serve customers more efficiently by enabling sales associates to complete transactions from anywhere in the store. In 2023-24, Filipino retailers should prioritize POS software that supports mobile devices like tablets and smartphones. This feature not only speeds up the checkout process but also enhances customer engagement on the sales floor.

4. Inventory Management

Effective inventory management is a critical aspect of retail business success. POS software should offer advanced inventory tracking capabilities, including real-time stock updates, automated reordering, and the ability to manage multiple suppliers. This helps retailers minimize stockouts, reduce excess inventory, and improve overall profitability.

5. Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

In the competitive retail landscape, building and maintaining strong customer relationships is essential. Modern POS software should include CRM features that enable retailers to collect and analyze customer data, such as purchase history and preferences. This data can be used to create targeted marketing campaigns and loyalty programs to enhance customer retention.

6. Multi-Store Management

For retail chains and businesses with multiple locations, multi-store management features are indispensable. This includes centralized control over inventory, pricing, and promotions across all stores. Additionally, it should allow for consolidated reporting and analytics to gain insights into overall business performance.

7. E-commerce Integration

In the era of omnichannel retailing, the integration of online and offline sales channels is crucial. Retailers should seek POS software that seamlessly integrates with e-commerce platforms. This integration enables a unified view of inventory, orders, and customer data, providing a consistent shopping experience for customers whether they shop in-store or online.

8. Payment Options

To cater to the diverse payment preferences of customers, POS system should support various payment methods, including credit cards, mobile wallets, and digital payment options specific to the Philippines, such as GCash and PayMaya. Furthermore, ensuring secure and PCI-compliant payment processing is paramount to protect customer data.

9. Analytics and Reporting

Data-driven decision-making is becoming increasingly important in the retail industry. Advanced analytics and reporting features in POS system provide retailers with valuable insights into sales trends, customer behavior, and inventory performance. Retailers can use these insights to optimize pricing, marketing strategies, and inventory management.

10. User-Friendly Interface

Ease of use is a fundamental aspect of any POS softwares. Retail employees should be able to quickly learn and navigate the system to provide efficient customer service. A user-friendly interface reduces training time, minimizes errors, and enhances overall productivity.

11. Security

As cyber threats continue to evolve, retail businesses need robust security features in their POS software. This includes data encryption, user authentication, and regular software updates to patch vulnerabilities. Ensuring the security of customer and financial data is non-negotiable.

12. Customer Support and Training

Excellent customer support and training options are essential for retailers adopting new POS software. Look for software providers that offer comprehensive training resources and 24/7 customer support to address any issues promptly.

13. Scalability

Retail businesses should invest in POS software that can grow with them. Scalability is crucial for accommodating expansion, whether opening new stores or diversifying into different retail sectors.

14. Compliance with Regulatory Changes

The retail industry in the Philippines is subject to regulatory changes and updates. Ensure that the chosen POS software provider commits to keeping the system compliant with new regulations and industry standards.

15. Customization and Integration

Lastly, POS software should be customizable to meet the unique needs of your retail business. It should also have the capability to integrate with third-party applications, such as accounting software or marketing tools, to streamline operations.

In conclusion, as the retail landscape in the Philippines evolves in 2023-24, it's imperative for businesses to adopt POS software that offers a comprehensive set of features to stay competitive and meet customer expectations. Choosing the right POS software in Philippines with localization, cloud capabilities, mobile integration, and robust inventory and CRM features can set your retail business on a path to success in the coming years. Investing in technology that supports growth, efficiency, and customer satisfaction will undoubtedly pay off in the highly competitive retail market of the Philippines.

[rahulpo123]

Paymaya Casinos Slots Games

PayMaya is a popular mobile wallet and online payment service in the Philippines. Paymaya Casinos Slots Games allows users to pay for a variety of goods and services online, including at online casinos and slots games.

PayMaya casinos and slots games refer to online gambling platforms that accept PayMaya as a payment method. These platforms offer various types of casino games, including slot machines, table games, and live dealer games. Players can use their PayMaya account to deposit and withdraw funds from their casino account, making it a convenient and secure option for online gambling.

[paynxt360]

Banks are losing billions amid the growing adoption of mobile wallets

Globally, consumer adoption of mobile wallets is surging at a rapid rate. The space of digital wallets is getting dominated by innovative fintech firms. The growth for mobile wallet providers is coming at the expense of credit cards and other traditional payments option. According to industry estimates, such changes in consumer payment preferences will put up to US$27.5-US$36 billion of revenue at risk for banks from 2023 to 2025 in the US.

The change in consumer preference is a major threat to card-issuing banks as they would give away more volume and market share to innovative fintech firms and big tech giants such as Apple. Among the major factors that are driving the adoption of mobile wallets among consumers is the desire to pay lower interest and flexibility. This, coupled with greater convenience and control, is resulting in revenue loss for banking institutions.

For banks, credit cards are a high-value proposition and many leading institutions make a significant amount of money through their credit card offerings. With card volumes going away into other relevant payment types, including mobile wallets, BNPL, and debit cards, the credit card value creation for banks is getting challenged by fintech firms and tech giants.

In the current macroeconomic environment, where interest rates are rising and the cost of living is surging, PayNXT360 projects many more consumers across the world to give up their high-interest credit card usage in exchange for other low-cost options such as prepaid cards and mobile wallets.

In the global market, digital wallet growth is largely bypassing banks. However, some banking institutions have argued that the underlying payment method associated with digital wallets is a card, and therefore, card issuers still book the volume. But this is not always the case. Many digital wallets, especially in Southeast Asia, have allowed consumers to load their prepaid payment instruments through kiosks and department stores. PayMaya, the Philippines-based mobile wallet, is a prime example of this.

Such business models are projected to grow further over the next three to four years, as fintech firms seek to create an ecosystem, excluding banks, for serving unbanked individuals globally. Furthermore, mobile wallets are not only serving the purpose of payments anymore. Innovative fintech firms are moving beyond the conventional business model and are seeking to integrate more and more features into their wallet offerings. Mobile wallets, for instance, are now also capable of holding boarding passes, admission tickets, and other crucial documents. Samsung and PayPal are an example of such mobile wallets.

With fintech firms and digital wallet providers gaining significant ground on banking institutions, banks must move beyond conventional payment methods as well. Some banks have started to roll out their BNPL offerings, as part of their strategy to acquire consumers that are seeking low-cost financing options. To compete with digital wallets, banking firms can also partner to develop a shared mobile payment service.

In Ireland, for instance, a group of top banking institutions partnered to set up an instant money transfer service. The group invested €5.9 million initially to take the competition to digital wallet providers such as Revolut, Monzo, and N26 in Europe.

Going forward, as digital wallets continue to take away the market share from traditional banking institutions, PayNXT360 expects more such strategic collaborations from the short to medium-term perspective. Furthermore, as banking institutions continue to lose a significant chunk of revenue to digital wallet providers, these firms are also asking authorities to regulate the space, in the region where they are not, to develop more transparency in the sector. For instance,

In Australia, digital wallets such as Apple Pay are not regulated, which makes it difficult for the central bank to take action against the payment method that is continuing to grow at a rapid rate. The payment method now accounts for 25% of all card transactions, which is significantly higher compared to 10% in March 2020.

In Australia, banks are paying over A$110 million in fees to Apple due to growing digital wallet transactions each year. This again shows that even though the underlying payment method is often a card, as is the case with Apple Pay, banks are continuing to lose significant revenue globally. Consequently, to avoid a significant revenue loss, it is crucial for banking institutions to explore next-generation payment channels and devise competitive strategies to counter the growing shift towards mobile wallets.

To know more and gain a deeper understanding of the global prepaid card market, click here.