GCash, Cebuana Lhuillier strengthen partnership with over 30,000 agents nationwide

GCash, the Philippines’ leading mobile wallet, and Cebuana Lhuillier, the leading microfinance service provider in the country, are strengthening their partnership through the expansion of service distribution network and the introduction of domestic remittance transfers soon to be available via GCash Padala.

Partnership to enable wider cash-in/cash-out, money remittance services

Starting this November, millions of Filipinos will be able to receive money via GCash Padala and do Cash In, Cash Out transactions at over 3,000 Cebuana Lhuillier branches, 26,500 corporate agent doors, and 1,900 retail agents nationwide.

“At GCash, we strive to continuously offer safe and convenient services that will cater to the needs of every Filipino wherever they are, especially during the new normal. Cash-in and cash-out services are now easier and more accessible with more than 30,000 agents nationwide. Together with Cebuana Lhuillier which has been working with GCash for many years now, we will continue to innovate in order to make the lives of Filipinos better every day. With the upcoming activation of GCash Padala, sending money to loved ones will soon be made easier for families across the country. The funds are easily received via Cash In / Cash-out at the nearest Cebuana Lhuillier,” said GCash president and CEO Martha Sazon.

“We boast our wide network reach with our more than 3,000 brick-and-mortar branches nationwide that enable Filipinos to have hassle-free and easier access to money transfer services. We always believe that by partnering with reliable and trusted companies such as GCash, we will be able to pursue our mission of financial inclusion for all our kababayans from all walks of life and wherever they may be,” Cebuana Lhuillier president and CEO Jean Henri Lhuillier added.

Cebuana Lhuillier’s head of money transfer business Erlinda M. Sumanga believes that their partnership with GCash has helped Filipinos adjust to the evolving money transfer services, especially during and post-pandemic.

“Over the course of our partnership with GCash, we were able to respond to Filipinos’ need for an efficient means of sending money, which was more pronounced ever since the pandemic. We are excited for this new partnership milestone with GCash and we are looking forward to see how we can further help our clients here and abroad to make money remittance services flexible, secured, and faster,” Sumanga said.

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