MANILA - Pay&Go participated in the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) 2026 Charter Anniversary Symposium in Cagayan de Oro City, showcasing its newly launched Cash Out feature and self-service payment kiosks designed to help rural banks maximize access to financial services in emerging communities.
The event brought together rural banking leaders, regulators, and industry stakeholders from across the country to discuss the future of banking and financial inclusion in the Philippines.
The symposium discussed relevant topics shaping the development of rural banking, including cybersecurity and financial fraud prevention, the evolving digital payments landscape, the role of Islamic banking in emerging markets, and the continued impact of rural financial institutions in the communities they serve.
A key highlight of the Pay&Go booth was the live demonstration of its newly launched Cash Out feature, allowing guests a firsthand experience at how customers can conveniently withdraw funds and complete transactions through a Pay&Go kiosk.
The company also showcased how its self-service kiosks can support rural banks by providing access to services such as cash in, cash out, bank deposits and withdrawals, bills payments, e-load, and other Pay&Go services. With their compact size and convenient deployment, Pay&Go kiosks can help expand financial services in provincial communities without adding workload demands on branch staff.
The Pay&Go booth welcomed several distinguished guests, including RBAP President Atty. Patrick Bryan Absin and RBAP Representative Monaliza Quindoza, who shared insights on the ongoing digitalization of financial services in provincial areas.
Pay&Go congratulates RBAP on the success of the symposium and reaffirms its commitment to actively support the ongoing conversation on financial inclusion and digital innovation in rural banking across the Philippines.
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