However, few months after "The Big 3" Philippine digital wallets such as Gcash, Coins.ph and Paymaya was implemented and partnered with Instapay payment gateway, it becomes easier to transfer funds between these 3 digital wallets and even on some mobile banking app like BPI, BDO and Security Bank which are famous for online freelancers.

For now, at least I can say it's possible to transfer funds from your Paymaya to Gcash or Gcash to Paymaya.

How to transfer funds from Paymaya to Gcash?

1. First things first, you need to download the Paymaya app on Playstore or App Store. Feel free to use my referral code when you register on Paymaya. Referral code: "cqnjnp".
2. Open your Paymaya App
3. Register for an account and once all done with the verification process you can now proceed to our next step
4. Tap Transfer
5. On Select Bank choose Gcash or G-Xchange, Inc.
6. Now you will see this form below asking the amount you want to transfer, Account number (Gcash number), first name, last name, and the purpose of the transaction.

1. After you tap "Continue" there's a confirmation page where you can see the page just like the image below where I'm going to send P50.00 for testing with zero transfer fee.

1. Once you tap the Send button it will be on process which only takes seconds or a minute. You will then receive an SMS from Gcash that you received an amount from Paymaya Philippines, Inc. to your Gcash account.

And, that's it, we successfully transfer your funds from Paymaya to Gcash account. You can check your Gcash account if the amount reflect your balance.

To sum it up, sending money online from a different account to another is easier using these Philippine-based digital wallets. Each of these e-wallets are partnered with the largest online shopping website in the country and even some biggest shopping malls. So paying on websites online or any local store is right on your fingertips.

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Read also: How to Transfer funds from Paymaya to your Gcash Account?

What is Coins.ph

Coins.ph is a digital wallet and a blockchain-backed company that is based in the Philippines. A fintech company that enables anyone, including those without a bank account, to easily access financial services directly from their smartphones.

How to send funds from Paymaya to Coins.ph

1. First things first, you need Coins account, you can register here and a Paymaya account, of course. Feel free to use my referral code when you register on Paymaya. Referral code: "cqnjnp".
2. You need to verify your account on both platforms, you need valid ID for their verification process. If you have already those accounts you can skip this step
3. Open the Paymaya app
4. Choose "Bank Transfer" 
5. Tap "Select Bank" and choose DCPay Philippines Inc. Why DCPay and not Coins.ph? Well, because it's Coins.ph brand and is used to transfer money from different banks to Coins.ph account.

1. Now fill all the required fields asked on the form like what you see in the image above. Just make sure that you input the same mobile number registered on your Coins.ph account as it serves your Account Number.
2. After you Continue, you will go on the confirmation page where you can review all the information you input on the form.

1. After you tap the "Send" button, it will be processed eventually, and after a few seconds, if there are no issues encountered, you will receive an SMS message that you received the funds to your Coins.ph account. You can open your Coins.ph account to check if the amount reflect on your account.

Bottom Line

There you go, you just learned how you can transfer your funds from Paymaya to your Coins.ph account in just easy steps. Just make sure you double-check the information you input on the field before sending since this process is irreversible, meaning you can't recover your funds if you send it to the wrong account.

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