The SM Store, PayMaya lead retail industry transformation with cashless payments
The SM Store and PayMaya stepped up their collaboration to revolutionize the shopping experience of Filipinos with PayMaya QR, formally launched at the Mega Fashion Hall, SM Megamall last January 17. The SM Store and
PayMaya Philippines are once again redefining the shopping experience in the
Philippines with a new campaign to provide added convenience and delight to
customers through a nationwide 10% rebate on all purchases made using PayMaya
QR.
Through PayMaya QR,
shoppers at The SM Store can just open their PayMaya app, tap the “Scan”
button, and point their phones at the special QR codes displayed at The SM
Store’s Mobile Pay lanes to complete their transactions. PayMaya's cashless
system has been made available since last December in all branches of The SM
Store nationwide.
Present during the event
were PLDT, Smart, Voyager and PayMaya Chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan (third
from left); The SM Store President Chelo C. Monasterio (third from right);
PayMaya President and CEO Orlando B. Vea (second from left); Smart Vice
President for Wireless Key Accounts Development Precy Katigbak (second from right);
SM Mart, Inc. Executive Vice President for Controllership Ricky A. Lim
(rightmost); PayMaya COO and Managing Director Paolo Azzola (leftmost)
Joyce Pring hosted #TheSMStoreXPaymaya event
To encourage more
Filipinos to experience cashless convenience, PayMaya is offering an
introductory promo where shoppers can get a 10% rebate (up to P100 per branch
per day) on their purchases whenever they pay using PayMaya QR at all branches
of The SM Store from January 15 to April 15, 2018. For every P1,000 spend,
shoppers also get the chance to win an iPhone X.
Be it the latest
fashion items, toys, shoes or home products, Filipinos can now easily pay for
all their shopping finds at The SM Store with just their phones with the help
of PayMaya QR.
Getting a PayMaya
account is easy. All they have to do is download the PayMaya app on the Apple
App Store or the Google Play Store, register for an account using any mobile
number from a Philippine mobile network, load up their account in any of the
more than 15,000 PayMaya load-up touchpoints nationwide, and use the “Scan” QR
feature within the app to instantly pay for their purchases.
Paying with PayMaya
is also made more convenient with load-up options at all SM Business Services
inside The SM Store. Account holders can also load up their PayMaya accounts at
7-Eleven, ExpressPay, TouchPay kiosks, Palawan Pawnshops, Shopwise, Wellcome,
2Go outlets, Petron stations along NLEX, and Smart Padala centers, as well as
through Unionbank ATMs and RCBC retail online banking.
PayMaya’s
partnership with The SM Store for QR-based payments builds on its trailblazing
initiative of building a “Cashless Philippines” in line with National Retail
Payment System initiative led by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas that aims to
increase the share of electronic transactions in the country by 20% in 2020.
To support this
vision, PayMaya has launched game-changing innovations including PayMaya QR.
Various merchants are now equipped with the payments technology, including all
Smart Stores nationwide, food parks like The Yard Timog, Pioneer Street Market,
and Hue Hotel and Resorts and Station X in Boracay, as well as establishments
such as Fairmont Makati and Army Navy, among many others.
Today, PayMaya is
also the largest online and mobile acquirer in the Philippines, powering card
payment acceptance of some of the biggest e-Commerce retailers in the country,
including the likes of Lazada, Zalora, Philippine Airlines, and Cebu Pacific. Most
recently, PayMaya has enabled McDonald's to accept card payments in its
restaurants and online delivery card acceptance will also be available soon.
PayMaya Philippines, the country’s pioneer and
leader in cashless payments, is the digital financial services arm of PLDT’s
Voyager Innovations. To know more about PayMaya’s products and services for
consumers and businesses, visit www.paymaya.com.
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