DigiPlus expands payment access via Aussie-backed Pay&Go

DigiPlus Interactive Corp. (DigiPlus) is widening its payment footprint through a new deal with Pay&Go, the self-service kiosk network operated by BTI Payments Philippines, a subsidiary of Australia-based Banktech.

The online gaming operator said on Thursday that the tie-up gives players access to wallet loading across more than 3,500 kiosks nationwide, a major boost to its physical payment touchpoints.

Cash-out feature

The partnership expands secure, convenient cash-in options for BingoPlus, ArenaPlus and GameZone users, with a cash-out feature targeted for early next year.

The rollout begins with BingoPlus before moving to ArenaPlus and GameZone.

Delivery of engaging digital entertainment

“Our commitment at DigiPlus has always been to deliver digital entertainment that is engaging, trustworthy, and service-oriented,” said Jasper Vicencio, president of AB Leisure Exponent, Inc. and Total Gamezone Xtreme Inc., subsidiaries of DigiPlus.

“Achieving that requires strong partnerships with organizations that share our commitment to customer trust and service excellence,” he stressed.

“This partnership with Pay&Go is grounded in innovation, accessibility, and a shared mission to serve more Filipinos through secure and convenient payment touchpoints. This means more access, more convenience, and more ways for our community to enjoy the DigiPlus experience wherever they are,” Vicencio added.

Vicencio led the agreement, formally signed on Wednesday alongside BTI Payments Philippines CEO Danilo Ibarra and COO Mariel Medina.

Trusted payment access to more players

“We are excited to support DigiPlus with Pay&Go’s nationwide footprint. Together, we’re making trusted payment access available to more BingoPlus players across the country, and soon with ArenaPlus and GameZone,” said Ibarra. “DigiPlus sets a high bar on player trust, and Pay&Go is determined to meet it.”