Managing your remittances via Western Union is much easier with your Maya app on-hand.
With Maya, you can claim your Western Union remittance from 200 different countries worldwide from the comforts of your home – no need to travel and line up at physical touchpoints. You just have to ask the sender to cash in the funds to your Maya app via Western Union.
Apart from making receiving remittances a breeze with just your smartphone, Maya lets you manage all your finances in just one app – so you can pay your bills, shop for groceries, grow your savings with a 6% interest rate, and even buy some crypto just minutes after you receive your funds!
“Maya has always been committed to making money management convenient and rewarding for users, and that includes receiving international remittances,” said Pepe Torres, Chief Marketing Officer for Maya Philippines. “Together with Western Union, we simplify the movement of money from our OFWs to the recipient across the country, and enable them to do more with their money through our relevant services.”
On top of taking advantage of Maya’s all-in-one features, you can also enjoy exclusive perks when you pay with Maya. Whether you’re dining out with your family, or shopping for groceries, you can get a 100% cashback or cryptoback, max of P500 when you pay with Maya QR, card, or mobile number until October 31, 2022.
Once you’re done spending for your essentials, you can even put extra funds in a Maya Savings account and watch it grow by a massive 6% interest rate! If you're interested in crypto, why not buy one via your Maya app for as low as P1?
Maya empowers users to manage all their finances in one app: pay bills in under a minute, grow their savings by up to 6%, and many more. Completely free to download and register, Maya packs a feature-rich e-wallet, an inclusive digital bank, and everything else you need to save, spend, grow, and manage your money—right from your smartphone.
For more information and updates from the country’s all-in-one money platform, visit maya.ph and follow Maya on Facebook.
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