In the hopes of making money remittance easier to people living in remote areas,
TrueMoney, the newest remittance player in the country, has tied up with Cebu
People’s Multipurpose Cooperative (CPMC).
“The goal is to put one TrueMoneyCenter in each of the country’s more
than 42,000 barangays and serve those who need a remittance network but have no
bank accounts. For example, a farmer in a rural area with a wife working
might not have two or more IDs and thus, is unable to open a bank account.
TrueMoney will help him receive money from his wife and other relatives in the
most convenient way,” explained TrueMoney in a statement released to the media.
And to meet that goal, TrueMoney signed a deal with CPMPC, a
community-based savings and credit cooperative with over 55,000 members all
over the country.
“With its partnership with CPMPC, TrueMoney will strengthen its
presence in Cebu and key focus areas of Visayas and Mindanao,” said TrueMoney’s
head corporate sales Albert Antig, during the signing of a memorandum of
agreement at Laguna Garden Café in Cebu last September 28.
“TrueMoney's partnership with CPMPC will transform the
cooperatives' entrepreneurs to owners of TrueMoney Financial Centers to allow
remittance, bills payment and telco and gaming load top-up,” he added.
"This partnership will help generate more business for
TrueMoney. It will also help CPMPC remain true to its vision of bringing
sustainable growth and development to the community," said Xavier Marzan,
chief executive officer of TrueMoney Philippines.
"TrueMoney’s mission is to provide access to financial
services, particularly to the unserved and the unbanked," he added.
"Unbanked” refers to individuals who do not have their own
bank accounts and need to rely on alternative financial services for their
financial needs, particularly sending and receiving remittances. TrueMoney
helps these individuals under BangkoSentral ng Pilipinas regulations.
Through the TrueMoney-CPMC partnership, TrueMoney Centers can
accept payments to CPMPC. Additionally, CPMPCwill pay out
loans to its members through TrueMoney’sonline disbursement facility. This
makes it easier for CPMPCmembers as they can now conveniently withdraw at ATMs
via TrueMoney ATM cards and pay their dues without having to physically visit CPMPC
offices.
Currently, TrueMoney Centers in the Philippines already provide
convenient payments and financial services to provinces and far flung areas
including Albay, Bataan, Benguet, Bohol, Bukidnon, Cagayan de Oro, Camarines
Sur, Cavite, Cebu, Davao, Ilocos, Isabela, Laguna, La Union, Metro Manila,
Misamis Oriental, Nueva Ecija, Nueva Vizcaya, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Quezon,
Rizal, Tarlac, and Zambales and more.
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