How to

to a QR code
Just scan your recipient’s QR Ph code, input source account and amount, then confirm.
Just scan and you’re done

EASY
No need to key in the bank account number of recipient.

ACCURATE
Less error because you don’t have to key in long account numbers.

SECURE
No need to give your
bank account number.
Scan to send money
IF YOU ARE RECEIVING MONEY

1
Use your bank or e-wallet mobile app to generate a QR Ph code

2
Share your QR Ph code with the sender
IF YOU ARE SENDING MONEY

1
Scan your recipient’s QR Ph code

2
Input the amount, then confirm
InstaPay Partners for sending money via a QR Code
AUB
Bank of China (Manila Branch)
BDO
BPI / BPI Family
BPI Direct BanKo
CARD BANK
Card SME Bank
Cebuana Lhuillier Rural Bank
China Bank
China Bank Savings**
DCPay (Coins.ph)
East West Rural Bank
Equicom Savings Bank
G-Xchange (GCash)
ING Bank
Landbank
Lulu Financial Services
Maybank Philippines
*Only for receiving money
PayMaya*
PNB
PSBank
Queen City Development Bank
RCBC
Robinsons Bank
Rural Bank of Guinobatan
Standard Chartered Bank*
Starpay
Sterling Bank of Asia
Tayocash
Union Bank
USSC Money Services
Zybi Tech
InstaPay Partners for sending money via a QR Code
INSTAPAY ALLOWS YOU TO SEND FUNDS VIA A QR PH CODE THROUGH THE FOLLOWING BANKS AND E-WALLETS.
AllBank
AUB
Bank of China (Manila Branch)
BDO
BPI / BPI Family
BPI Direct BanKo
CARD BANK
Card SME Bank
Cebuana Lhuillier Rural Bank
China Bank
China Bank Savings**
DCPay (Coins.ph)
East West Rural Bank
Equicom Savings Bank
G-Xchange (GCash)
ING Bank
Landbank
Lulu Financial Services
Maybank Philippines
Metrobank
PayMaya*
PNB
PSBank
Queen City Development Bank
RCBC
Robinsons Bank
Rural Bank of Guinobatan
Standard Chartered Bank*
Starpay
Sterling Bank of Asia
Tayocash
Union Bank
USSC Money Services
Zybi Tech*Only for receiving money
Frequenty Asked Questions
What is a QR Code?
A QR code (short for “Quick Response code”) is a 2-dimensional image-based bar code capable of holding large amounts of data. QR codes store data using patterns of black dots and white spaces, arranged in a square grid. It can be read by a smartphone QR scanner or mobile device that is equipped with a bar-code reader.
When personal and financial data are stored in it, a QR code can be used to send and receive money such as payment transactions. A recipient of the funds shows his /her QR code to the payer or sender who will scan the code to initiate the transaction.
What is QR Ph?
QR Ph is the Philippines’ QR code standard based on the Europay-Mastercard-VISA (EMV) standard, a global standard for secure payments. It gives customers of participating banks and non-bank electronic money issuers (EMI) a quick and safe method to pay, transfer to and receive funds from other bank and e-money accounts in the Philippines. QR Ph is approved by the Philippine Payments Management, Inc. and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
Why do we need QR Ph?
QR Ph was developed to standardize the use of QR codes in the Philippines. It allows a common QR code to be scanned and interpreted by any participating bank or e-wallet mobile app and used for fund transfers and payments. QR Ph interconnects the QR codes of participating banks and non-bank e-money issuers much like how the ATMs of different banks are interconnected. Through QR Ph, a depositor of Bank A can use his bank’s mobile app to scan the QR Ph code of a person or merchant whose account is with Bank B or e-wallet Z to transfer money and vice versa.