Maya to update cash in fee for linked bank accounts

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Maya will soon have a small fee for cashing in using linked bank accounts on their app.

Maya Changes

There will now be a cash in fee via linked bank accounts on the Maya app. A fee of PHP 5 will be charged for each cash in transaction.

Maya Changes Bank Fee Feb 26

Cash in banks consist of BDO, BPI, Chinabank, RCBC, and UnionBank. Currently, there is no charge for cash ins through linked bank accounts at the moment.

Maya’s new terms and conditions are to be effective on February 26, 2024.

What do you think about this new change? Will this affect your Maya banking experience? Let us know in the comments!

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Cristina Joy Valerio

Cristina Joy D. Valerio, more commonly known as CJ to most, is a Multimedia Producer at Yugatech. She has an interest in the evolving world that is technology. Apart from that, she organizes D&D sessions, plays video games, and watches anime to kill time. CJ's alma mater is iACADEMY and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology specializing in Web Development.

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2 Comments

Drew A says:

1 year ago

I switched to maya from gcash since they have free 500,000 cashin per month but now both providers have cashin fee… then ill switch back to cash again.
Or use the unionbank free instapay transfer for 1k and below.
Ill find the best route with no cost even if it takes multiple transfer for me to accomplish it unless it will eat a huge amount of time. 😊
The govt should push for no transaction fees or convenience fee to push the people in using digital currency. If there is no free option anymore… then back to cash again. 😊
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Randolf says:

11 months ago

Nice product
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