Nearly every bank has dropped their InstaPay fees from as high as P15 to zero
Nearly every bank has dropped their InstaPay fees from as high as P15 to zero
MANILA, Philippines – This July, banks have been lowering or even completely dropping their InstaPay transfer fees. What changed, and will the two e-wallet giants follow?
Watch this report by Lance Spencer Yu to learn more. – Rappler.com
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