BSP, pinalawak ang paggamit ng Paleng-QR PH

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00:00The Central Bank of the Philippines is expanding their program of QRPH Plus in different parts of the country.

00:08This is a way for Filipinos to use digital payment, not only in online transactions or in big malls,

00:14but also in markets and for public transportation.

00:18The details are in the words of Bien Manalo.

00:21Marita Dumalagan has been a ready-to-wear or RTW vendor in the Balintawak Market in Quezon City for more than 13 years.

00:33She does a lot of different things to earn money.

00:37She also needs to keep up with the trend so that sales can increase.

00:43And one of those things is using digital wallets for payment.

00:48Marita has been using digital wallets for more than five years.

00:52This is a big help, especially during the pandemic.

00:57During the pandemic, it was okay because it was also to avoid people.

01:04Of course, because of the virus, the virus came, it was also to avoid it.

01:11And even though she was scammed several times, Marita admitted that it was a big help to her business.

01:19They are now safe because they changed their process.

01:26But I'm still continuing because that's where we earn.

01:29Yes, it's good. For me, it's good. I support it. I don't have a problem with it.

01:35The Central Bank of the Philippines, or BSP, also expanded their QRPH Plus market program in various parts of the Philippines.

01:46It promotes payment digitalization and financial inclusion in the country.

01:52It also aims to support the use of digital payment in markets, public vehicles, and other businesses.

02:01What can our fellow Filipinos say about this?

02:06It's hard.

02:07They will implement it. Study it well.

02:10The QRPH Plus market is a program of the BSP under the Department of the Interior and Local Government, or DILG.

02:20It encourages the public to use QRPH for cashless transactions,

02:26which is one of the initiatives under the National Strategy for Financial Inclusion 2022-2028.

02:35BN Manalo for Pambansang TV in the new Philippines.