BPI's VYBE E-wallet partners with M Lhuillier expanding cash-in access across 5,000 branches

BPI's VYBE e-wallet partners with M Lhuillier to offer free cash-in services at 3,000+ branches, expanding digital finance access for Filipinos.

VYBE x M-Lhuiller partnership

FREE and accessible cash-ins

The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) has announced a partnership between its e-wallet platform VYBE and remittance and financial services company M Lhuillier, enabling free cash-in transactions across more than 3,000 M Lhuillier branches nationwide.

VYBE by BPI x M-Lhuillier app features

The tie-up allows VYBE users to fund their e-wallets at any M Lhuillier location. Once loaded, users can access features including digital payments via QR Ph, free fund transfers to other banks and e-wallets, rewards points accumulation, and other financial services available through the app.

To cash in, users may follow three steps:

• Fill out the Kwarta Padala form and give the amount to the cashier.
• Get the transaction receipt from the cashier.
• Check your VYBE e-wallet and see the credited amount.

This initiative reinforces BPI's commitment to financial inclusion, said Eric Faustino, Head of Digital Partnerships and Ecosystems at BPI. "By making cash-in services more accessible through a trusted partner, we are helping more Filipinos take their first step toward adopting digital financial tools in their daily lives.

At M Lhuillier, our focus has always been on meeting customers where they are, said Michael L. Lhuillier, President and CEO of M Lhuillier. As a 'Tulay ng Pilipino,' we are committed to bridging Filipinos to essential services. Through this collaboration with VYBE, we offer a simple and reliable way for customers to access digital financial solutions through our extensive branch network.

The arrangement is part of VYBE's broader strategy to grow adoption of digital financial services in the Philippines by leveraging established cash-based channels that consumers are already familiar with.

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