How to transfer money from GCash to Coins.ph Overview
GCash is a mobile wallet that can be downloaded and installed on smartphones for Philippine residents. With it, you have access to your money anytime anywhere! GCASH also offers an extremely secure platform so no matter what happens in our lives (we lose phones), all of those hard-earned dollars stay safe within their ecosystem – which means they’ll always be there when we need them most. GCash is a hassle-free way to manage your daily expenses in the Philippines. The app offers so many features and benefits – from paying bills, making purchases, or sending money.
Coins.ph is a revolutionary platform that provides Filipinos with access to banking and digital payment services, as well as international remittances. With its innovative Blockchain-backed platform, Coins ph offers consumers direct access to banking and digital payment services like never before. It makes money transfer frictionless through the use of mobile devices which are equipped with cutting-edge technology that allows users in Philippines cities across Mindanao Island as well other parts surrounding it such as the Megalopolis region have been able to enjoy this service. Coins.ph is a revolutionary Blockchain-backed mobile wallet that has been empowering customers with financial services since 2014, and it just got better! Now you can transfer money without dealing directly with banks or any other third-party service providers.
GCash and Coins.ph are great for sending money around the country, but what if you have two of them? Is it possible to move funds between accounts on these popular e-wallet services that work as payout options too? Yes indeed – we’re here to show how this can be done with ease.
The recent health crisis has brought GCash into the spotlight, making it a household name. People turn to this platform for payments when they need something ASAP and also want the convenience of doing so online without having any hassle at all.
GCash is a company with many services to offer its customers. Services such as storing money, paying for goods and more recently insurance plans can be found on the site while loans reward points make up part of what they do best – helping people save by planting trees.
One of the most popular and well-known exchanges in Asia is undoubtedly Coins.ph, even if they might not be as big or globally recognized as some other companies out there like Binance. As you know, while everyone was stuck at home during last year’s crypto bull market where prices skyrocketed across all kinds of coins – buying them up by tens every day, traders had nowhere else to go but this exchange which offered features specifically tailored towards helping people make money off these investments.
Cashing in or sending funds to another person’s Coins. ph wallet is complicated if they do not have a verified account! Make sure that the recipient has an ID level 2 (ID and selfie), as well as a mobile number available before proceeding with cash-out transactions.
WithGCash you can send funds from your account to any other digital currency wallet or bank transfer. Here’s how.
Here are some easy and swift guides to help you transfer money from GCash to Coins.ph;
- To send money with GCash, tap “Send Money” from the app’s main menu.
- Next, you will need to tap the “Bank Transfer” option.
Try out the new GCash verification process! If you find that Bank Transfer is not available on your app, it means there’s still some work left to be done. Once you’ve completed the verification process, your account will be able to use all of our services. Don’t forget that this includes access for transferring money between friends and family members as well. You’ll receive a text confirmation that your account has been verified. After the process is complete, Bank Transfers and other important features will be available on GCash.
- Proceed to tap “View All” and search for “Coins ph (DCPay).
- To send money, key in the amount you want to transfer and provide your recipient’s information which includes name, mobile number connected to the recipient’s Coins,ph account. Then tap “Send Money.”
Fill in your desired amount, making sure you have enough balance to cover the transaction. Press “SEND MONEY” and wait for a confirmation from Coins PH before sending.
- Once you’ve filled out all of your information correctly and confirmed it with a tap on the button, an SMS text message will be sent to confirm that everything went as planned.
You can also use your Coins.ph wallet to see if you’ve received the money after sending it.
Is there a charge to be deducted when transferring from GCash to Coins.ph?
Yes! You will have to pay Php15 when you transfer money from GCash.
Money could also be transferred from Coins.ph to GCash with these few steps;
- Proceed by logging into your account using the Coins.ph app, then tap “Cash Out”. Afterward, click on the GCash icon as seen under the “E-wallet”.
- Fill in the right amount you want to be transferred then tap or click on “Next” (Cross-check this once again to avoid any errors).
- Enter your payment details for example the GCash account name (name of recipient), your mobile number (sender mobile number), recipient’s mobile number (could be yours as well or that of another person), afterwards, press “Next”.
- Your payment details should be reviewed again to ensure that everything is correct then slide your finger across the “slide to confirm” button.
- A verification code will be sent to you via your email upon confirmation of payment. You should put in this code and then continue by tapping “Submit” to continue.
- Once the transaction is successful, you will receive text messages from both Coins.ph and GCash confirming your transfer.
Any questions? You can always reach out to us; send us a message in the Coins.ph app or at help@coins.ph.
To reach out to Coins.ph, just use one of these channels:
Hotline (02)882 26467 is available 24/7 for emergencies and questions. It’s also on call from 8 am – 7 pm Monday to Friday; outside those times you can send us a message through our mobile app or website
