How to be concert-ready

K-pop concert season is coming in hot — and real stans know the prep starts now. Maya, the no. 1 Digital Bank in the Philippines, is your ultimate concert companion, helping fans save up, check out fast and even borrow for VIP upgrades. From tickets to merch to bias birthday funds, Maya makes sure you’re always ready when the next drop hits.

The biggest Kpop acts are coming and if you’re reading this, chances are you already know. Tickets? Selling out in minutes. Merch? Vanishing faster than a bias wrecker moment. And if you’re a true stan,  you know it’s time to start making that front-row dream  a reality.

That’s where Maya comes in your ultimate concert survival kit for saving, spending and staying ready when the next drop hits.

If you’ve ever decoded a cryptic post from your fave or predicted a comeback before it dropped, this one’s for you. Concert szn is unpredictable — pre-sales pop up fast,  and ticket sales may disappear in a flash.

 When that ticket link goes live, you don’t have time to fumble. Whether it’s your Maya Visa Debit Card, Maya Black Credit Card, or even the Landers Cashback Everywhere Credit Card, you’re good to go! All are Visa-powered and accepted at over 130 million merchants worldwide — so you can check out faster than a photocard drop. Concert tickets? Secured. Travel look? Done. Midnight merch haul? Double check.

 The real MVPs are the ones who started saving before the concert announcement. With Maya Savings, you can earn up to 15 percent interest p.a., while Maya Personal Goals (with an instant 4 percent p.a.)  lets you stack money for VIP tickets, limited-edition merch, or post-show food trip with your concert bestie. Treat it like your bias’ birthday fund — because it kind of is.

 Surprise drops, ticket rush, VIP upgrades — your heart’s all in, but your wallet’s waving a white flag. That’s where Maya Easy Credit comes through.  No paperwork, no drama, just instant, flexible funds when you need them most. Because being a fan takes feelings and funds, and Maya totally gets it.