- MariBank cardholders now have another way to pay in stores, as the digital bank’s cards can now be added to Google Wallet for Google Pay transactions.
- The update allows eligible users with NFC-enabled Android devices to make contactless payments by simply tapping their phones on compatible payment terminals, instead of taking out their physical cards.
- The move adds MariBank, which recently became the country’s seventh licensed digital bank in July, to the growing number of financial institutions supporting mobile wallet payments in the Philippines, as tap-to-pay becomes increasingly common in everyday purchases.
MariBank cardholders now have another way to pay in stores, as the digital bank’s cards can now be added to Google Wallet for Google Pay transactions.
The update allows eligible users with NFC-enabled Android devices to make contactless payments by simply tapping their phones on compatible payment terminals, instead of taking out their physical cards.
The move adds MariBank, which recently became the country’s seventh licensed digital bank in July, to the growing number of financial institutions supporting mobile wallet payments in the Philippines, as tap-to-pay becomes increasingly common in everyday purchases.