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Maya is the all-in-one money app for every Filipino, combining a feature-rich wallet and a secure, progressive bank.

Last updated September 1, 2026

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Overview

Maya is an all-in-one digital bank app in the Philippines, offering e-wallet, savings, loans, and credit cards. It is described as the #1 Digital Bank App in monthly active users. The app allows users to transfer money, shop, and access financial services.

History

Maya is an all-in-one money app for every Filipino, combining a feature-rich wallet and a secure, progressive bank. It is described as the #1 Digital Bank App in monthly active users. The app offers services such as transfers, savings, loans, and credit cards.

Recent events

  • Reported

    PayMaya launches PlayMaya[3]

    PayMaya introduced PlayMaya, an in-app gaming service offering access to gaming products, mini games, curated gaming content and tournament livestreams.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    PayMaya introduces One Lite payment device[4]

    PayMaya introduced the PayMaya One Lite, a pocket-sized device for small and medium-sized enterprises to accept digital payments including cards, e-wallets, and QR payments in the Philippines.

  • Reported

    PayMaya launches Negosyo app[5]

    PayMaya unveiled the Negosyo app, which lets merchants accept QR and other digital payments using smartphones.

  • Reported

    PayMaya launches Negosyo app[6]

    PayMaya unveiled the PayMaya Negosyo app, which lets merchants accept QR and online payments using smartphones.

  • Reported

    PayMaya named Most Innovative Company of the Year[7]

    PayMaya Philippines was recognized at the Asia CEO Awards 2019 as the Most Innovative Company of the Year.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    PayMaya updates app interface and card design[8]

    PayMaya made an app update available with a refreshed look and enhancements to frequently used features, modified its app icon, and redesigned its card with a black finish and sensitive information on the back.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    PayMaya launches “Don’t Pay Cash, PayMaya!” campaign[8]

    PayMaya launched its “Don’t Pay Cash, PayMaya!” brand campaign, which aims to increase local participation and use of its platform in line with the Central Bank’s National Retail Payments System initiative.

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