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Here's why banks and e-wallets waived or lowered transfer fees

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Ica Hontiveros-Cheng
Here's why banks and e-wallets waived or lowered transfer fees
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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has lifted a moratorium on digital transfer fees, prompting banks and e-wallets to adjust their pricing strategies. While some banks have waived fees entirely, e-wallets like GCash and Maya have only slightly reduced theirs due to their narrower revenue models.

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This shift impacts the cost of digital financial services for millions of consumers and highlights the competitive landscape between traditional banks and fintech platforms.

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