Robinsons Bank (RBank) is extending its InstaPay and PesoNet Piso-Fee Fund Transfers until the end of the year (31 December 2020) — so that we can all continue sending money to your loved ones for less .

RBank is encouraging clients to safely do their banking at home using the upgraded online banking platform — “RBank Digital” — where they can easily transfer funds, monitor their bank and credit card balances, pay their bills online, and more.

“These are indeed challenging times, and we want to help our clients by providing relief measures as much as we can,” according to Robinsons Bank President and CEO Elfren Antonio Sarte.

For those who are looking to open a bank account, RBank offers a convenient digital account opening app called “RBank Sign Up.” The mobile app allows anyone to easily open an account online using just one (01) government-issued ID and an Internet connection. Account details are quickly received within minutes after the account is successfully opened. 

Robinsons Bank is the financial services arm of the JG Summit Group of Companies, one of the largest conglomerates in the Philippines. Currently ranked 18th among universal and commercial banks in the country, the total assets of RBank amounts to PHP131.088B as of December 2019. The bank is also recognized as the Fastest Growing Commercial Bank in the Philippines for 2020 by the Global Business Outlook, and the Best Commercial Bank in the Philippines for 2020 by the International Business Magazine.

Need to know more about Robinsons Bank through its Customer Care Center at (02) 8637-CARE (2273) or domestic toll-free 1-800-10-637-CARE (2273). You may also visit their website at www.robinsonsbank.com.ph.

Like them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/robinsonsbank/ and join their Viber Community at www.bit.ly/RBankCommunity to get the latest updates.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Robert “Bob” Reyes is a technologist, an ICT Consultant and Tech Speaker, a certified Google IT Support Specialist, and an Open Source advocate representing the global non-profit Mozilla (makers of Firefox) in the Philippines. Bob is a Technology Columnist for the Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation and an aviation subject matter expert contributor for Spot.PH.

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