As part of our ongoing commitment to digital transformation in the local government, we’ve partnered with GCash to roll out a cashless payment system for our citizens. This isn’t just about going digital for the sake of convenience—it’s about creating a more transparent, secure, and efficient government service experience.
Change doesn’t always start with big systems. Sometimes, it starts with how you pay.
The partnership began with a shared goal: to simplify transactions while promoting financial inclusion. From local taxes to permit fees, we’re enabling digital payments that are safer, faster, and more accessible—especially for citizens who already use GCash in their day-to-day lives.
Why Cashless Makes Sense
Cashless doesn’t mean complicated. In fact, our implementation was designed to make payments more convenient for both our constituents and our frontline offices. For citizens, this means no longer needing to carry physical cash or wait in long queues. For government staff, it reduces manual encoding, cash handling errors, and security risks.
And because we’re aligned with a widely-used platform like GCash, we’re not asking people to learn something new—we’re meeting them where they already are.
Digital Payments as a Gateway
This project is about more than just payment. It’s about opening the door to broader digital transformation in the local government. As more transactions go digital, we collect better data, identify service gaps faster, and make better decisions based on real-time feedback.
It’s also a signal. A message to our community that we’re adapting, we’re modernizing, and we’re serious about making services work better.
Looking Ahead
This GCash partnership is only the beginning. We plan to expand digital payment options, integrate more e-services, and explore ways to bring this transformation to other areas of governance.
If your LGU is exploring cashless systems, let’s connect. We’re always open to sharing what we’ve learned—and learning from your experiences too. Let’s build this future together.