Send your aguinaldo for free! InstaPay fees waived on the new Metrobank app until June 2024
MANILA, Philippines — Christmas is right around the corner and what better way to celebrate it than by giving aguinaldo to your loved ones!
Sending aguinaldos to your inaanaks, or even giving daily allowance for the next school year is now lighter on your pocket as Metrobank waives InstaPay fees for transactions worth P1,000 and below until June 30, 2024.
All you have to do is complete your transactions with the new Metrobank App.
There are two ways to enjoy this deal:
Via Send Money feature:
- Open the NEW Metrobank App and tap Send Money icon in the bottom tab.
- Enter details such as the source account, transfer amount, recipient. Please note that P1,000 and below transactions are eligible to avail of the waived InstaPay fee.
- Tap ‘Immediate’ button.
- Enter Purpose. This is applicable for transfers to other banks as mandated by BSP.
- Tap ‘Next’.
- Review details, then tap ‘Confirm’. An OTP will be sent to your registered number. Do not share this to anyone.
- Input the OTP and you’re done! You should see that P0.00 InstaPay fee is reflected in the transaction details page.
You’ll also receive an SMS notification about your transaction.
Via QR Code feature:
- On the NEW Metrobank App’s dashboard, tap “QR” at the bottom navigation menu.
- Scan or Upload the QR code of your recipient.
- After scanning the QR code, fill in the required details for your fund transfer. PHP 0.00 transfer fee should reflect in the confirmation page for transactions worth PHP 1,000 and below.
Now, it really is Happy Holidays for you and your loved ones because Metrobank has made Instapay transfers worry-free with waived fees in the NEW Metrobank App.
To enjoy a smart, simple and secure banking experience anytime, anywhere—make sure to download the new Metrobank app from the Apple App Store, Google Play and the Huawei AppGallery.
Editor’s Note: This press release is sponsored by Metrobank. It is published by the Advertising Content Team that is independent from our Editorial Newsroom.
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