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  3. THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has been actively pushing for wider adoption of cashless transactions, with a target of 60 percent to 70 percent of total retail transactions to be conducted through digital payment channels by 2028.

    Go cashless this Christmas, BSP tells public

    The BSP encourages the public to use digital or e-money as cash gifts to their godchildren, family, and friends. Using e-wallets and online banking offers a…

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  5. TRAVELERS can minimize the risk of loss or theft associated with carrying large sum by using a travel card.

    Why cashless travel is gaining momentum

    With tools that combine payments, tracking and travel benefits in one platform, travelers can focus less on managing money and more on the journey itself by…

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  6. (FILE PHOTO) (January 4 2025) Metro Rail Transit (MRT3) seen passing in Kamuning Quezon City on Saturday January 4 2025. The Department of Transportation (DOTr) said on September 05, 2024 that it aims to deploy the China-made Dalian trains on the MRT-3 line by the middle 2025, they said the headway or the interval between each train’s arrival will also be reduced from the current four minutes to 2.5 minutes, if the Dalian trains are utilized.

    Cashless payment eyed for MRT-3

    The Department of Transportation is studying the use of cashless payment for MRT-3 single journey tickets, following an inspection led by Secretary Vince Dizon…

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  7. TRB Executive Director Alvin Carullo

    Cashless toll still in play, says TRB

    Toll operators Metro Pacific Tollways Corp. and San Miguel Corp. must first resolve technical issues before full implementation can proceed.

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  8. Chito Lozada

    Cashless? Try democratic system

    Past attempts to impose cashless tolling, such as at the Balintawak toll plaza on the North Luzon Expressway, led to severe traffic congestion due to system…

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  9. Security guard arranges an RFID toll sign while Motorists pass through at the Balintawak RFID toll gate on the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) in Caloocan City on Tuesday, 18 February 2025. Starting 15 March, cashless or contactless toll collection will be enforced on major tollways, including NLEX, as announced by the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) to improve traffic flow and efficiency. Vehicles with insufficient funds will incur fines of P1,000 for the first offense, P2,000 for the second offense, and P5,000 for each subsequent violation. While vehicles with RFID can still enter NLEX, they will be redirected to the nearest customer service center for installation.

    Cashless tollways: RFID mandatory by 15 March

    Starting 15 March 2025, motorists must have RFID stickers for cashless tollways as the government reimplements the Contactless Transactions Program. Avoid…

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  13. BSP digital push seeks cashless Phl

    BSP digital push seeks cashless Phl

    ‘Broader adoption of digital payments can boost economic growth and cut informality,’ he said. ‘We have to digitalize the other use cases where Filipinos still…

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