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2. Equitable PCI Bank - Wikipedia

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   On July 27, 1996, Equitable Savings Bank was established as Equitable's savings bank arm. Equitable listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange on April 3, 1997, and in 1999. In 1977, the bank received its foreign currency license from the BSP and in 1980, issued its first credit cards under the VISA (credit card) and Visa brand.

3. RCBC Credit Cards - Wikipedia

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   Website. rcbccredit .com. RCBC Credit Cards (previously RCBC Bankard ( PSE : BKD )) is one of the largest credit card issuers in the Philippines, issuing VISA, MasterCard, JCB and UnionPay (CUP) credit cards. It also issued its own line of credit and debit cards in the 1990s. RCBC Credit Cards offers an installment conversion facility that ...

4. Maya (mobile payments) - Wikipedia

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   Financial services. Mobile Payment. Point of sale. Digital banking. Parent. Voyager Innovations, Inc. URL. www .maya .ph. Maya (formerly known as PayMaya ), is a Filipino financial services and digital payments company based in Metro Manila, Philippines.

5. 6 Easiest Credit Cards To Get - AOL

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   5. OpenSky Secured Visa. Apply for this card with a quick, four-step online application, accept the terms, make a deposit and you’ll be ready to go. You will have to pay a $35 annual fee, but ...

6. Get the best credit card for your startup - AOL

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   The best cards for startups come with spend management software. Some features to look for include: Employee cards: Look for cards that offer unlimited physical and virtual employee credit cards ...

7. Beep (smart card) - Wikipedia

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   beep™. Beep (stylized in lowercase) is a reloadable contactless smart card created in 2015 to be a replacement for the magnetic card-based system in paying rail-based rapid transit transportation fares in and around Metro Manila. Beep is also used in lieu of cash in some convenience stores and other businesses.