Pag-IBIG prioritizes members’ convenience, now more ways to pay loans and savings


Pag-IBIG Fund has again found a way to further enhance the membership experience of its 13.8
million members worldwide, by partnering with several establishments to make the payment
process easier and more convenient for individual members in remitting their payments of
Housing Loan (HL) amortizations and individual membership savings (MS), as well as for
employers to remit their payment obligations to Pag-IBIG. Members now have an array of
payment gateways, through over-the-counter or online transactions, or the use of credit card or
mobile phone.

“We at Pag-IBIG continuously seek ways to utilize modern technology in providing the best 
possible service to our members. The directive of Pag-IBIG Board Chairman Vice President 
Jejomar C. Binay is to embark in innovations that will bring Pag-IBIG at par with the best in the 
private sector in providing payment solutions to our members, and to do so without sacrificing 
the quality of our service. Increasing payment channels for our members is a big step towards 
this direction,” said Pag-IBIG President Atty. Darlene Marie B. Berberabe. 
Member-borrowers can now pay their HL bills at any Bayad Center outlets, SM Business Centers 
(including HyperMarket and Savemore), Land Bank branches, and Metrobank (MBTC) branches. 
They can also pay at any of MBTC’s ATM machines, or through its mobile payment via SMS and 
internet facility, provided they have an account with MBTC. Member-borrowers can also pay 
via mobile phone through Globe GCash, a payment option available 24/7 to Globe subscribers. 

Our valued registered member-employers can pay their employees’ MS and Short-Term Loan 
(STL) amortizations online via Union Bank of the Philippines’ One Hub (Pag-IBIG Hub); BPI’s 
ExpressLink and Land Bank’s wePayAccess, as long as they maintain an account in said banks

On the other hand, MS payments can now be made at any Bayad Center outlets and SM
Business Centers (including HyperMarket and Savemore) nationwide. Members can also use their VISA or Mastercard Credit Card issued here or anywhere in the world to remit  or anywhere in the world.Pag - IBIG membership monthly.

Meanwhile, overseas Filipino workers can conveniently pay their HL and Short-Term Loan dues 
and MS remittance at the following payment centers: Philippine National Bank, Metrobank,
Asia United Bank, i-Remit, and Ventaja.

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