UnionBank has partnered with ECPay to expand access to cash deposit services, allowing customers to deposit funds into peso savings and checking accounts through more than 2,100 ECPay kiosks nationwide.
The initiative aims to make banking services more accessible beyond traditional branch networks by bringing deposit facilities closer to customers’ homes, workplaces, and daily routines.
Under the partnership, customers can make cash deposits through kiosks located in convenience stores, malls, groceries, and community centers, including Alfamart, Puregold, Lawson, O! Save, and Puremart outlets.
The service is expected to benefit customers living far from bank branches, as well as small business owners, freelancers, and individuals who regularly handle cash transactions.
“UnionBank continues to design services around how our customers live and work today,” said Albert Raymond Cuadrante, UnionBank chief marketing and experience officer.
“With ECPay kiosks, we expand access to cash deposit services and provide greater convenience, so banking services are easier to reach as part of customers’ everyday routines,” he added.
One of the key features of the service is real-time posting, allowing cash deposits made through ECPay kiosks to be credited instantly.
Customers can immediately use deposited funds for bill payments, transfers, online purchases, and other daily expenses without waiting for processing periods.
“Our partnership with UnionBank reinforces ECPay’s commitment to bringing essential financial services closer to Filipinos,” said ECPay president and chief executive officer Patricia D. Pascual.
“By making cash deposits available at thousands of kiosks nationwide, we help customers maximize their time and manage their money more conveniently — any day, anytime,” Pascual added.
UnionBank said the deposit process is designed to be simple and user-friendly, even for first-time users. Customers may deposit up to ₱10,000 per transaction.
The bank said the initiative complements its nationwide branch and ATM network while supporting its broader push to improve access to banking services and everyday convenience.