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PayMaya is making it even easier for overseas Filipinos to pay for government fees and for their family’s utility bills through the PayMaya e-wallet app.
In time for Labor Day on May 1, PayMaya opened this service for Filipinos overseas so they can now use their Philippine mobile SIM on roaming to register for a PayMaya account, allowing them to perform transactions such as paying government dues or utility bills, as well as sending money to other PayMaya users, even while abroad.
“Our vision of Digital Finance for All Filipinos includes our hardworking countrymen abroad, our modern-day heroes,” said Orlando Vea, Founder and CEO of PayMaya. “Having a PayMaya account wherever you are in the world can empower Filipinos overseas and help them stay connected with their loved ones in the Philippines.”
PSA website glitches on first day of registration for National ID
Published April 30, 2021 9:28am ADVISORY We are currently experiencing technical difficulties. Our technical team is currently figuring out the source. Posted by PSA Philippine Identification System on Thursday, April 29, 2021 The website of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) experienced “technical difficulties” on the first day of the online registration for the National ID. In an advisory, the agency said its technical team was working to resolve the issue. “We will provide updates as soon as the website is up and running. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused,” it said.
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+ May 01, 2021 CORDILLERA Administrative Region’s (CAR s) gross regional domestic product (GRDP) dipped to 9.9 percent due to Covid-19.
From the P321.7 billion posted in 2019, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA–CAR) revealed the region’s GRDP was only at P289.9 billion in 2020.
Services Sector contributed around P191.33 billion or 66 percent, while the industry sector had P69.58 billion (24 percent) with agriculture, forestry and fishing contributing around P29 billion (10 percent).
Stephanie Christiansen, National Economic and Development Authority (Neda-CAR) officer-in-charge regional director, said Cordillera’s economy was already growing between 2017 and 2019, however, the Covid-19 pandemic disrupted the growth in 2020.
“Like the national economy that contracted a -9.6 percent, our regional economy was even more affected, registering a -9.9 percent in regional gross output. Two of our biggest growth drivers suffered the most signific
Technical difficulties hound national ID listing
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, April 30) The online registration for the national ID finally began but technical difficulties soon hounded the website, the supervising agency said on Friday. We received more than 40,000 registration requests during the first minutes of the pilot launch. This caused delays in the sending of the one time passwords necessary to proceed with the registration, the Philippine Statistics Authority said in an advisory.
ADVISORY ON PILOT LAUNCH OF PHILSYS ONLINE STEP 1 REGISTRATION
We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the.Posted by PSA Philippine Identification System on Friday, 30 April 2021
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Contributed photo April 30, 2021 DIGITAL financial services leader PayMaya is making it even easier for overseas Filipinos to pay for government fees and for their family s utility bills through the PayMaya e-wallet app.
In time for Labor Day on May 1, PayMaya opened this service for Filipinos overseas so they can now use their Philippine mobile SIM on roaming to register for a PayMaya account, allowing them to perform transactions such as paying government dues or utility bills, as well as sending money to other PayMaya users, even while abroad.
“Our vision of Digital Finance for All Filipinos includes our hardworking countrymen abroad, our modern-day heroes,” said Orlando Vea, Founder and CEO of PayMaya. “Having a PayMaya account wherever you are in the world can empower Filipinos overseas and help them stay connected with their loved ones in the Philippines.”