Xendit
GCash · Maya · Visa · Mastercard
Companies registered here can open an account
About XenditGCash and Maya are how Filipinos pay. Connect Xendit to TransferArc and customers pay for a Manila or Cebu transfer from their e-wallet, or by card.
Last verified 11 Nov 2026
GCash and Maya e-wallets are used for everyday payments across the Philippines, including by many who rarely use a card online.
Cards and PayPal matter for overseas Filipinos booking transport for family, and for tourists heading to Cebu, Boracay and Palawan.
Visa · Mastercard · American Express
GCash · Maya · Apple Pay · Google Pay · Alipay · WeChat Pay · PayPal
| Local method | Through |
|---|---|
| GCash | Xendit |
| Maya | Xendit |
1 local and 3 international gateways a transfer company in the Philippines can connect today under Finance → Online payments, each with its own merchant account.
GCash · Maya · Visa · Mastercard
Companies registered here can open an account
About XenditVisa · Mastercard · American Express · Apple Pay · Google Pay
Needs an account registered in a country the gateway serves
About StripeVisa · Mastercard · American Express · Apple Pay · Google Pay · Alipay · WeChat Pay
Companies registered here can open an account
About AirwallexPayPal · Visa · Mastercard · American Express
Local account opening not confirmed — check with the gateway
About PayPalLocal account: open it with a company registered in the Philippines. Foreign account: the merchant account must belong to an entity in a country the gateway serves. Payouts: confirm with the gateway.
Family members abroad paying for a relative’s pickup.
Tourists paying by card before arrival.
Company accounts paying by card.
Sources and verification. Gateways, methods and credentials: TransferArc integration register. Local account rules: docs.xendit.co/getting-started, stripe.com/global, help.airwallex.com/hc/en-gb/articles/4408591334937, developer.paypal.com/reference/currency-codes/. Central bank or regulator: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. Last verified 11 Nov 2026.
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Xendit, Stripe, Airwallex and PayPal.
Yes, through Xendit, with Maya as well.
No. The Philippines is not on Stripe’s list; Airwallex lists it among its supported locations.
Yes. PayPal accepts PHP.
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