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Summer is here and I know you wonder what to do and where to go this hottest season in the Philippines. Let me tell you a place in Batangas where you can have your next summer getaway!

Last week, my family went to an unplanned 4-day DIY backpacking trip to one of the biggest beach coves found in Nasugbu, Batangas. Although we book a 2-night stay at Villa Espinoza ahead of time, we didn't expect ourselves to extend our short family vacation to another night at another resort in Calayo.


ABOUT CALAYO

Calayo is a fishing village in Nasugbu that draws visitors looking for a serene getaway. Sandy Calayo Beach has calm, shallow waters, and the lush hills of Sitio Hulo offer scenic views.


Laid-back beachfront resorts overlooking the West Philippine Sea feature restaurants with local seafood specials. There are also unpretentious shops and eateries along Calayo Road.

Note: Calayo Beach I am pertaining on this article is the exact beach cove in Brgy. Calayo, NOT the Calayo Beach Resort which is a resort accommodation in Calayo.



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OUR CALAYO BEACH EXPERIENCE

It was a sunny Wednesday when we start our trip from PITX. A dispatcher advised us to wait for the next trip before 10am. We had our breakfast at the terminal and got some of useful things we can bring with us for the trip.


Drop off Brgy. Looc

It was past 12nn when we arrived in Brgy Looc, a neighborhood in Nasugbu where you can rent a tricycle going to Calayo Beach, Punta Fuego or Pico de Loro.



We had our lunch there. There are carenderias in the area and grocery or sari-sari stores where you can buy food and basic needs for your stay. Of course we brought with us our portable sanity kit and toiletries.

From Looc, we took a 10-minute tricycle ride to Sitio Hulo in Calayo for PHP150.00. Sitio Hulo is part of Brgy. Calayo which is under-developed as of our visit. The roads there weren't paved yet as compared to the may town area in Calayo.


Upon entrance, we were welcomed by the local tourism official who asked us to pay for PHP20.00 environmental fee. After that, our driver took us straight to our accommodation.


WHAT TO EXPECT IN CALAYO

Here are some of the important things to remember when you visit Calayo Beach:
  • The sand in Calayo is fine and white when dry but brownish when wet.
  • The whole beach is kid and pet-friendly.
  • There's no ATMs in town. But some of the stores offer Gcash cash-in/cash-out.
  • There's not big market for commodities but there are some convenience stores or sari-sari store in the area.
  • In case of emergency, the nearest hospital is Ospital ng Nasugbu which is about 30 minutes drive (15km) from Calayo. 
  • The whole beach is very long, you can take a walk, take a boat ride or hire a tricycle service.
  • Lastly, signal for cellular networks is very weak. Globe is totally zero coverage while Smart is at weak-average signal strenght. Both of our accommodation have wifi.


WHAT TO PACK FOR CALAYO

Here are some things you might consider bringing with you for your day tour / adventure:

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Before traveling, you might want to check the live weather forecast and updates to make your trip even easier and safer for you. You can also get the latest report for land traffic in Metro Manila and major parts of the Philippines.


WHERE TO STAY IN CALAYO (Resorts to Book) 

We actually planned to stay at Pamana Beach Resort a month ahead to our travel dates. But for some reasons, their rooms for couple are already fully booked even on weekdays. So we looked for other options. There we found Villa Espinoza on Facebook. 
Villa Espinoza is a resort located in Sitio Hulo. It's not a beachfront resort but it is just a few steps away from the beach. Aside for its availability, the reason we chose Villa Espinoza among other resorts nearby is because of its pools and glamping huts.

It was our first time to stay at a glamping hut. Since we are not into camping, glamping is a nice choice for us. The hut has double-sized bed and air-condition - good thing because it was really hot especially during noontime.


Glamping at Villa Espinoza

ACCOMMODATION RATES

Room rates at Villa Espinoza starts at PHP3,200 for couple.

After 3 days and 2 nights of staying at Villa Espinoza, we decided to extend our short vacation and booked another night at Sand Bar Eco Beach Resort located in Calayo town proper. Compared to the first resort, Sand Bar doesn't have pools.

The whole place is covered with trees and installed IG-worthy and selfie-perfect spots. Plus, the resort is beachfront and near the main street where businesses are seen around.

Room rates at Sand Bar Eco Beach Resort starts at PHP2,000 for couple.


HOW TO BOOK A STAY

Both of our accommodation are booked via Facebook chat or messenger. You can search their names on Facebook or click these link: Villa Espinoza / Sand Bar Eco Beach Resort


CAMPING IN CALAYO

In terms of camping, there are resorts that allow tent-pitching for PHP150.00 and up. You may ask your accommodation if they allow it prior to your travel.

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WHERE TO EAT IN CALAYO

Food in Calayo is not a problem! Yet you must consider the higher prices of the products here.

For example, a cup noodles that is more or less PHP30.00 in Metro Manila or other places, costs PHP50.00 in Calayo. I don't know if that is for visitor or tourist's price. Just ready your budget if you don't have plan to bring your own food.

We don't usually bring food for our travels except for some candies, chocolate bars and crackers. On our first night, we had our early dinner at Sandy Lum's cafeteria. There, they offer "silog" meals, lomi and gotong Batangas.

We were craving for lomi but since they were closing early on Wednesday, we didn't get a chance to try it there (not until our last day at Villa Espinoza).

Instead, we ordered some of their silog meals. Sandy Lum is another beachfront resort in Calayo which is a 5-minute walk from Villa Espinoza.

The next day, we had our breakfast from the same place before we hit the beach for swimming. At noon time, we decided to try Hideout's Seafood Cajun. The staff from Villa Espinoza offered Hideout's menu and have the food delivered to us for a fee. Hideout is a restaurant near the entrance to Calayo (Sitio Hulo).
Other food we had we bought from Villa Espinoza's in-house store.

During our stay at Sand Bar Eco Beach Resort, we had all our food (dinner and brunch) from the resort. Apparently, the owner of the resort is related to Hideout's owner, that's why we got the same menu we had from stay at Villa Espinoza. However, the meals are cooked inside Sand Bar Eco Beach Resort.

There, we tried their grilled liempo and calamares. They may not be good for a heavy dinner but their good with beer. The follow day, we ordered sinigang na baboy for brunch. That one was good and got plenty of soup (sabaw).

We also had "pika-pika" (cheese sticks, kwek kwek and gulaman) for merienda somewhere in the town near Kumpares, their version of Andok's or Baliwag.


THINGS TO DO IN CALAYO

Water activities in Calayo

There are plenty of things to do in Calayo, here are a few of them:
  • Camping and glamping
  • Water activities (kayaking, banana boat, water tricycle)
  • Island and beach cove hopping (starts at PHP2,000.00 up to 10pax per boat)
  • Snorkeling and fish feeding (starts at PHP5,000.00 up to 10pax per boat)
  • Chill by the beach and stargazing 

A nice day at Calayo Beach

If you have more time and enough budget, you can take a side trip to Loren Island, the one you can see in the middle. A bangkero will bring you to the island for 20-minute boat ride.


HOW TO GET TO CALAYO BEACH

As mentioned earlier, getting to Calayo beach is easy-peasy even if you plan to travel by public transportation.


Bus company like St. Gabriel Bus Express Inc. offers daily trips from PITX to Nasugbu. It will only take you around 2 hours from Paranaque to Nasugbu vice versa given less traffi jams and a few stops along the way. Fare is PHP170.00 one-way.

You have two (2) drop off points in Nasugbu:
  1. You can drop off Brgy. Look then take a 10-minute tricycle ride to Calayo.
  2. Or drop off the terminal in Nasugbu town proper then hire a tricycle to bring you to Calayo.

First option is faster. But if you are looking for a side trip or a nice place to eat Batangas cuisine, you may want to take the 2nd option.

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If you are bringing your own vehicle, no problem, there are spacious parking spaces in the resorts we stayed at (and other resorts, too). If you don’t have a private vehicle, you can rent a car or van here.


SAMPLE BUDGET BREKDOWN

  • Bus from PITX to Nasugbu (Brgy. Looc): PHP170.00 per person
  • Tricycle to Calayo: PHP100.00 to town proper / PHP150.00 to Sitio Hulo
  • Environmental Fee: PHP20.00 per person not including kids
  • Food: PHP100.00-PHP150.00 per meal*
  • Accommodation: PHP2,000.00-PHP3,000.00 per night for TWO*
  • Tent pitching: PHP150.00
  • Going to Loren Island: PHP2,000.00 per boat
  • Kayaking: PHP500.00 per hour
  • Banana Boat: PHP300.00 per person

*Amounts may depend on your budget and spending

It was really a simple yet fun experience for us.


ALSO IN BATANGAS



IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without IMFWJ's notice. Should you know the updated information, please let us know by leaving a message in the comment box below.

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This is a travel guide for Central Luzon Link Expressway (CLLEX).


The Central Luzon Link Expressway (CLLEX), also known as the Central Luzon Link Freeway, is a partially operational expressway in the Central Luzon region of the Philippines. It will connect the Subic–Clark–Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) and the Tarlac–Pangasinan–La Union Expressway (TPLEX) to the currently under-construction North Luzon East Expressway in Cabanatuan towards San Jose, Nueva Ecija.

CLLEX on map

It is currently toll-free and exclusively open to Class 1 vehicles but it will be tolled and opened to other classes of vehicles in the future.

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WHAT TO BRING: Travel Essentials

Here are some things you might consider bringing with you for your day tour / adventure:

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CLLEX ROUTE

CLLEX runs in an east-west direction from Tarlac City to San Jose, Nueva Ecija. The entire route is built as a four-lane expressway mostly laid out on embankment.

CLLEX Project

Phase 1
From the west, CLLEX begins at a trumpet interchange with the Subic–Clark–Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) and Tarlac–Pangasinan–La Union Expressway (TPLEX) in Tarlac City. The expressway intersects Santa Rosa–Tarlac Road at a diamond interchange where the expressway passes above grade. The expressway then passes agricultural land, before turning east as it enters La Paz.

It crosses La Paz–Victoria Road where an interchange serving entering westbound vehicles and exiting eastbound vehicles, connects the two. The expressway continues east as it crosses through a viaduct over the Rio Chico River, and crosses the Tarlac–Nueva Ecija boundary before crossing the Talavera River.



The expressway then continues east as it enters Zaragoza, Nueva Ecija. It turns northeast as it meets Zaragoza interchange, a trumpet interchange connecting with Zaragoza–Aliaga Road. It makes a reverse curve turning southeast before crossing Guimba–Aliaga Road as it enters Aliaga, where a temporary exit is built as the expressway's current terminus.

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In 2010, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) formulated the creation of an expressway network under the High Standard Highway Network Development Master Plan, focusing on a growth area within the 200 km radium sphere of Metro Manila. The DPWH, under JICA's assistance, completed the feasibility study for the proposed Central Luzon Expressway (CLEX) on the same year.

The proposed project was to divided into two (2) phases: Phase 1 with a 30.7 km network beginning from the connection of SCTEX and TPLEX in Balingcanaway, Tarlac City and ends at the Pan-Philippine Highway (Daang Maharlika) in Caalibangbangan, Cabanatuan City; and Phase 2 with 35.7 km network beginning from the Phase 1 terminus in Cabanatuan City and ends at San Jose town proper.



The project was renamed to Central Luzon Link Expressway (CLLEX) in 2011 after the preparatory survey and final report plan for Phase 1 was concluded.

The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) would fund the construction of the 66.4-kilometer CLLEX, while operation and maintenance would be under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) scheme. The construction of the CCLEX Phase 1 project was funded thru the Official Development Assistance (Japan) grant of ¥22,796,000,000 (₱11.87 billion, March 2012 exchange rate) at a signing agreement ceremony by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Secretary Alberto F. Romulo and Japan Ambassador Toshinao Urabe.

In the President Benigno Aquino III's State of the Nation address in 2014, the CLLEX was one of many of the administration's priority projects involving massive infrastructure spending in Central Luzon.

The groundbreaking ceremony was held on September 22, 2017, along with the beginning of construction. The expressway was originally planned to open in December 2020, but was repeatedly delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The first 18 kilometers (11 mi) of the expressway from Tarlac City to Aliaga was inaugurated by President Rodrigo Duterte on July 15, 2021. The expressway opened to vehicles on the same day.

In July 2022, DPWH announced that CLLEX will be completed by July 2023. The current Phase 1 terminus in Aliaga will see an extension of seven kilometers up to San Juan Interchange and four kilometers to Umangan–Julo Road, before ending at Felipe Vergara Highway and the Pan–Philippine Highway.

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CLLEX EXITS

ProvinceCity/MunicipalitykmmiExitNameDestinationsNotes
TarlacTarlac City122A
122B		Tarlac City E1 (Subic–Clark–Tarlac Expressway, Tarlac–Pangasinan–La Union Expressway) / N58 (Santa Rosa–Tarlac Road)Hybrid trumpet and diamond interchange; western terminus[12]
La PazLa PazLa Paz–Victoria RoadEastbound exit and westbound entrance[13]
Nueva EcijaZaragozaZaragozaTrumpet interchange
AliagaAliagaGuimba–Aliaga RoadTemporary half-diamond interchange, current terminus
AliagaGuimba–Aliaga RoadFuture trumpet interchange
San JuanCarmen–Cabanatuan RoadHalf trumpet interchange; eastbound exit and westbound entrance
CabanatuanCabanatuan AH 26 (N1) (Maharlika Highway) and Felipe Vergara HighwayFuture eastern end of Phase 1
NLEENorth Luzon East Expressway
San JoseSan Jose AH 26 (N1) (Maharlika Highway)Future eastern terminus; end of Phase 2
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About CLLEX

  • Who operates CLLEX?
    The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) started the partial operation of the P11.8-billion Central Luzon Link Expressway (CLLEX) phase 1 project last July 2021.

  • Whose project is Central Luzon Link Expressway?
    CLLEX was first proposed in 2010 by the Japan International Cooperation Agency, which funded the project through a loan.

  • Where is the start of CLLEX?
    The opened portion of the project runs from Tarlac Interchange at the connection of Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) and Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEX) in Balingcanaway, Tarlac City to Guimba-Aliaga Road in Aliaga, Nueva Ecija.

  • Where is CLLEX located?
    CLLEX runs in an east-west direction from Tarlac City to San Jose, Nueva Ecija. The entire route is built as a four-lane expressway mostly laid out on embankment.

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Did you know that you can now go to Baguio from Manila as early as 5 a.m.?


Yes, that's right! The Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange is now catering more trips to Baguio.

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Official Schedule of PITX Bus Rides to Baguio City + How to Book a Trip

PITX offers daily trips to Baguio starting before the sun even rises—if you’re looking to make it to the City of Pines as early as possible, you’ll want to catch one of those morning rides.

Buses courtesy of Pangasinan Solid Noth Transit, Inc. will be departing for Baguio City hourly from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m.

You can check out the full list of guidelines below:



You can also contact Pangasinan Solid North at 0917-886-6784.
 

WHERE TO STAY IN BAGUIO


You may also check Top10 hotels in Baguio on our separate blog.

Read my COMPLETE BAGUIO TRAVEL GUIDE to know more about Baguio City.




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Life is G!



Gcash has been part of day-to-day life of many Filipinos today and became more popular after the COVID-19 pandemic. Who doesn't like the hassle-free service where you can manage, send and receive money using ONLY your mobile phone?

There's no doubt that someone like me and other people are happy to have Gcash without the need to open a bank account!

In this guide, I will show you how to register, how to verify and how to use your Gcash account.

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How can I create a GCash account?

Turn your mobile phone into a secure virtual wallet when you register for a GCash account. Instantly pay bills, buy load, send money, shop, and more--all in the safety of your own home!

You can register through any of the following:
  • GCash App
  • *143# (USSD) for Globe/TM subscribers



Register via the GCash App

STEP 1: Go to the Playstore/App Store and search for the GCash App.

STEP 2: Download and install GCash.

STEP 3: Launch the GCash app and key in your current mobile number, then tap Next.

STEP 4: Enter the 6-digit Authentication Code sent to your mobile number, then tap Submit.
  • Tap Resend Now if you didn’t get the code.

STEP 5: Answer the required fields with your correct information, then tap Next.

STEP 6: Review your answers, then tap Next.
  • Tap the "Back App Arrow" button to edit your information.
  • If you have a referral code, tap the dropdown and enter the code.

STEP 7: Set and confirm your MPIN, then tap Submit.
  • Avoid easily guessable MPINs like your birthday, 1234, or the last four digits of your phone number.

STEP 8: Confirmation pop-up screen will be displayed. Tap Proceed to Login. 

STEP 9: On your first login attempt, enter the 6-digit Authentication Code sent to your registered mobile number for device authentication.
  • You may need to authenticate your device again after 90 days. When that happens, enter the new code on the app for re-authentication.
  • Confirmation screen will be displayed. Log in with your MPIN.

Here is a summary of how to create a GCash account:

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Register via *143# (USSD)

NOTE: This process is only available to Philippine-issued SIM.

STEP 1: Dial *143#.

STEP 2: Enter the option for GCash, then tap Send.

STEP 3: Enter the option for Register, then tap Send.

STEP 4: Set and verify your MPIN.

Tip: Avoid easily guessable MPINs like your birthday, 1234, or the last four digits of your phone number.

STEP 5: Provide your information as prompted.

Tip: If you entered an email address, key in 1 to confirm or 2 to go back. 

STEP 6: Enter the option for Register.

STEP 7: A confirmation screen will be displayed. 

STEP 8: Download and install the GCash App.

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How do I get Fully Verified?

Verifying your GCash opens up a lot of benefits in using your GCash app such as:
  • Access all GCash features and services
  • Increased wallet and transaction limits 
  • Secures you and the people you transact with



Access all GCash features and services

Here are the additional GCash features and services you can enjoy when you fully verify your account:


Note: For customers using a non-Philippine-issued SIM, they can enjoy the following services: International remittance, Express Send (only to Fully Verified GCash Users), Instapay Cash In, Payoneer Cash In, Pay Bills (Local billers only), Buy Load (Local prepaid only), Bank transfer (Instapay)



Increased wallet and transaction limits  

When you undergo full verification, your wallet limit increases to P100,000, which means you will be able to keep up to P100,000 in your GCash wallet at any given time. READ: How to Increase GCash Wallet and Transaction Limits

Secures you and the people you transact with

Transacting with fully verified users is more secure because:
  • GCash has a copy of valid documents proving the legitimacy of the user’s identity
  • Users provide personal information to support proof of their identity
  • Users take a selfie scan which proves that they are human and not a bot



Here’s how you verify your account

Prepare a valid (not expired) government ID that you have on hand.

Here's a list of recommended IDs to submit to immediately get verified:
  • Driver's License
  • Passport
  • Philhealth Card
  • UMID
  • Voter's ID
  • SSS ID
  • PRC ID
  • Postal ID


Tips on how to choose the right ID for your application:
  • Your ID must be valid (not expired) with a validity period indicated on your ID
  • The name on your ID must match the name on your GCash account
  • Your ID must have an ID number
  • The ID must be laminated if it is a paper type
  • Your ID must have your signature
  • ID must be in good physical condition and not tampered


To learn more about the accepted IDs for Verification, go to What are the IDs I can submit to get verified?

Prepare to take a selfie

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Follow these steps to fully verify your GCash account:

STEP 1: Launch the GCash App 

STEP 2: Tap the Profile icon on the bottom right of the screen

STEP 3: Tap Verify Now below your name

STEP 4: Tap Get Verified 

STEP 5: Choose from the list a valid (not expired) government ID that you have on hand

Reminder: Make sure to choose the correct ID type, if the photo of the ID you choose to take photos of doesn't match the ID type selected in this step, your application will be rejected.

The following IDs will not be accepted
  • Barangay ID 
  • TIN ID
  • School ID 
  • Company ID 

STEP 6: Take photos of the valid government ID that you chose
  • Make sure the information is clear and readable.
  • If you will submit your Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR), you will need to take a picture of the front and back of your ID.
  • Not satisfied with the photo of your ID? Tap Retake to get a better quality photo.

STEP 7: Tap Submit

STEP 8: Read the guidelines on how to properly take a photo of yourself then tap Next

To verify your identity, you will need to take a photo of yourself through a selfie scan.

STEP 9: Take a selfie scan
  • Position your face within the frame, then wait for the camera to scan your face. Blink when instructed.
  • Make sure your photo comes out clear. 
  • Not satisfied with your photo? Tap Retake to get a better quality photo.

STEP 10: Fill up the form with the required information

Fill up the form with correct information to avoid being rejected due to inconsistent details.

STEP 11: Tap Next

STEP 12: Review your information

Ensure that the details provided are correct and accurate such as your ID Type, ID Number, name, birth date, and address to avoid rejection. 

To change details, you can go back and edit the form by tapping the arrow on the upper left corner.

STEP 13: Read the Terms and Conditions and tick the box to state that you agree to the Terms and Conditions. Tap Confirm to submit your application.

You will see a confirmation screen that your application has been submitted. Check the confirmation screen to know how long it will take for us to review your application. 

Here’s a summary on how to fully verify your GCash account:

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How to Cash-In to GCash (and Cash-Out)

There are several ways to Cash-In to your GCash account. Here are some of the most commonly used cash-in options:

Is there a fee to Cash In?

Certain fees apply to specific methods of cashing in in GCash. Tap or click on your preferred cash in method below to learn more about the fees for cashing in. (See complete list of possible fees from GCash)

Cash In via Online Banking
Cashing in is free of charge for the following cash in channels:
  • BPI
  • UnionBank

You can also cash in from your preferred bank’s website or app using InstaPay. GCash today is partnered with 40+ banks.

Partnered banks that use InstaPay may incur service fees that vary per bank. To know more about your preferred bank’s service fee, go to list of bank Apps that use InstaPay.

Cashing in via PayPal is also free of charge.



Where can I Cash Out?

You can cash out at any BancNet and/or MasterCard affiliated ATM or at any GCash Partner Outlet. 

Simply look for the logo of either Mastercard or BancNet on the ATM.  

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You can also cash out from any of the following GCash Partner outlets:
  • Cebuana Lhuillier
  • CVM Pawnshop
  • DA5
  • ECPay
  • ExpressPay
  • HanepBuhay
  • Jaro Pawnshop
  • Panalo Express
  • PeraHUB
  • Posible
  • Puregold
  • Robinsons
  • SM Store
  • Tambunting Pawnshop
  • TrueMoney
  • Villarica Pawnshop
  • VIP Payments Center

Each Partner Outlet has its own cash out steps. You can view these via the GCash App.

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ABOUT GCASH

GCash is a Philippine mobile wallet, mobile payments and branchless banking service. Introduced in 2004, it is owned by Mynt (formerly Globe Fintech Innovations), which is a joint venture between Ant Group, an affiliate company of the Alibaba Group and the operator of the world's leading open digital lifestyle platform, Alipay; Ayala Group of Companies, one of the Philippines' largest business conglomerates; and Globe Telecom, one of the Philippines' largest telecommunications companies (on Globe's side, GCash is under 917Ventures).

As of 2019, it had 20 million active users and more than 63,000 partner merchants in the Philippines. However, in two years, owing to the rise of digital payments in the Philippines due to the COVID-19 pandemic, these figures more than doubled, with 46 million active users and 2.5 million merchants and sellers as of August 2021, making GCash the country's undisputed mobile wallet giant.



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