Pay&Go marked its 11th anniversary by recognizing its employees and partners who have helped expand access to financial services across the Philippines.

The company, which operates more than 4,500 self-service payment kiosks nationwide, said its anniversary celebration underscores its continued commitment to financial inclusion.

Over the past 11 years, Pay&Go has built a nationwide network that provides customers, including those with limited access to traditional banking services, with various financial and payment options.

Its kiosks allow users to cash in and cash out, pay bills, purchase e-load and access other services through self-service terminals.

This year, Pay&Go rolled out its Cash Out service, expanding the function of its kiosks beyond payments and cash-in transactions. The company said the feature provides customers with another way to move between digital and physical financial services.

Pay&Go attributed its nationwide growth to the combined efforts of its employees and long-standing partners, including banks, malls, supermarkets, convenience stores, pharmacies, academic institutions, local government offices, telecommunications and service providers, and entertainment platforms.

As it enters its 12th year, the company plans to expand its network, deploy more Cash Out-enabled machines, introduce additional services and pursue technological advancements to address the country's growing financial needs.

“By making daily transactions seamless and accessible, we actively fuel local commerce and empower communities by providing seamless, accessible solutions for everyday transactions,” BTI Payments Philippines CEO Dan Ibarra said.

“May this milestone inspire the team to reach greater heights, break new ground, and continue transforming lives through technology,” Ibarra added.

Pay&Go said it looks forward to further innovation, growth and service expansion as it continues its efforts to bring financial services closer to Filipino communities.