E-wallets besieged! Philippine fintech alliance including GCash and Maya collaboratively blocks gambling fund channels.

In response to the surge in illegal gambling, the exposure and addiction of minors, the largest fintech platform alliance in the Philippines announced that it will strictly control the use of e-wallets for online gambling. Alliance members such as GCash and Maya will enhance identity verification, m

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After the crackdown on POGO, the Philippines takes another major step as senators propose a complete ban on online gambling and electronic payment channels.

The Philippine Congress is brewing an unprecedented "online anti-gambling war," targeting the increasingly covert online gambling activities. Several senators have recently submitted bills to completely ban online gambling and restrict the gambling payment functions of e-wallet platforms such as GCa

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GCash Urgent Warning on AI Transfer Scams: Rampant Fake Payment Screenshots, Users Must Be Vigilant

As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become increasingly popular, a surge of discussions about "AI-forged payment screenshots" has emerged on social platforms in the Philippines, raising widespread concerns. Users have tested and found that scammers can generate highly realistic transfer screensho

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Attention! GCash implements temporary daily transaction limits to prevent bribery in elections.

The well-known Philippine electronic payment platform GCash announced that from today until May 12, it will implement temporary daily transaction limits for "Express Send" and "Send via QR" to prevent potential vote-buying activities during the 2025 midterm elections. The platform will resume normal

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