GoTyme Bank and Bayad forged a partnership to for bills payment services. GoTyme customers now have access to a variety of biller brands powered by Bayad.
GoTyme Bank, one of the country’s fastest growing digital banks, recently formally sealed a partnership with Bayad, the pioneer brand in the outsourced payment collection system in the Philippines.
A joint venture between the Gokongwei group of companies and the multicountry digital banking group Tyme, GoTyme through its partnership with Bayad enables bills payment services covering household utilities, tollway RFID load, e-loading, telco, internet, government contributions, and many others.
Tailor-made for the increasingly e-payment savvy Filipino market, the GoTyme app provides the convenience of one-stop-digital-shopping experience.
Once customers open a GoTyme Bank account, they can also avail themselves of a free GoTyme Bank Visa debit card in kiosks that are located within the retail footprint of the Robinsons group such as Robinsons Supermarket, The Marketplace and Robinsons Department Store across the country.
These GoTyme Bank Visa cards can be used for over-the-counter payments such as for shopping and cash withdrawals.
With GoTyme, customers can take advantage by having access to a variety of biller brands powered by Bayad. GoTyme and Bayad app users are also able to transfer funds with each other.
GoTyme Bank co-CEO Albert Tinio said, “Through our partnership with Bayad, GoTyme customers can now conveniently pay their monthly bills. They don’t need to take time out of their busy schedules to ensure that their bills are paid on time. Now our users can manage their personal finances from the comfort of their homes.”
Bayad president and CEO Lawrence Y. Ferrer said, “We take pride in our over 3000 biller brands which we are keen of also integrating with our payment channel partners like GoTyme Bank. Bayad has been committed to making digital finance more accessible and easier for Filipinos. Through our partnership with GoTyme Bank, we are optimistic that we will further the financial inclusion in the country.”
