GCash Provides Support to Users Impacted by Typhoon Carina

 

GCash Provides Support to Users Impacted by Typhoon Carina

In the wake of the challenges posed by super typhoon Carina (internationally known as Gaemi), GCash, via its lending division Fuse Lending, has declared a two-week payment respite for GLoan and GGives borrowers in disaster-stricken regions. #TulongMoiGCashMo

Tony Isidro, the president and CEO of Fuse Lending, stated, “Recognizing the need for additional funds during these difficult times, GCash is extending a grace period to clients with due dates between July 21 and 31, 2024.” This measure enables customers in certain areas of regions III, IV-A, and the National Capital Region, affected by Typhoon Carina, to defer their loan repayments to August without any penalty charges.

Fee Waivers for Buy Load

Starting from 12 noon of July 25 to July 31, GCash is also eliminating the fees for users availing of buy load promos worth P59 and below. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden of customers impacted by the severe rains and floods, enabling them to maintain communication with their loved ones, stay updated with news, and continue their work-from-home arrangements smoothly.

Support for GCash Pera Outlets

To assist sari-sari stores in areas impacted by super typhoon Carina in continuing to serve their communities, the 0.5% cash-in fee for GCash Pera Outlets is also being waived. This allows them to replenish their wallets at no extra cost and offer essential services like buy load, pay bills, as well as cash-in and cash-out.

GCash Provides Support to Users Impacted by Typhoon Carina

#TulongMoiGCashMo: Facilitating Donations for Everyone

In an effort to foster the spirit of bayanihan amidst the heavy rains and floods, GCash is aiding various organizations in fundraising for relief operations for communities affected by the severe weather. Ren-Ren Reyes, president and CEO of GCash mobile wallet operators G-Xchange, Inc., expressed deep concern for areas affected by Typhoon Carina, emphasizing the priority to enable concerned organizations to swiftly mobilize aid through the extensive reach and impact of GCash.

GCash users can donate to various reputable non-governmental organizations involved in rescue, relief, and recovery operations. These NGOs include:

  1. Ayala Foundation
  2. ABS-CBN Foundation
  3. GMA Kapuso Foundation
  4. UNICEF
  5. Philippine Red Cross
  6. Caritas Manila
  7. Save the Children

Users can choose to directly send funds to these NGOs by searching for them in the “Pay Bills” feature under the “Others” category, or by scanning the official GCash QR Code of the organizations. Transaction fees for these donations are waived.

Avoid Scammers Posing as Donation Drives

Users are advised to donate only through official payment channels such as the GCash app and to transact solely with trusted organizations to avoid falling prey to fraudulent organizations. Customers are reminded to never share their MPIN or OTP with anyone.

For personal donation drives, GCash encourages the public to conduct thorough background checks on individuals and groups before making contributions.

Filipinos can download the GCash app for free on Google Play or App Store. For more information on how you can help, visit the official Facebook page of GCash.

FAQs

  1. What is the grace period offered by GCash for loan repayments? GCash is offering a two-week grace period for loan repayments for customers affected by Typhoon Carina.

  2. What fees are being waived by GCash? GCash is waiving the fees for buy load promos worth P59 and below and the 0.5% cash-in fee for GCash Pera Outlets.

  3. How can I donate to relief operations through GCash? Users can donate directly to various NGOs by searching for them in the “Pay Bills” feature under the “Others” category, or by scanning the official GCash QR Code of the organizations.

  4. How can I avoid scammers when donating? Users are advised to donate only through official payment channels such as the GCash app and to transact solely with trusted organizations. Never share your MPIN or OTP with anyone.

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