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  • Paypal Philippines Bank Code List

    The recent opening up of Paypal funds withdrawal on Philippine banks led to the questions of what bank codes to use when using the Paypal feature. Herewith is the Philippine Bank Code list for various banks in the Philippines participating in Paypal:

    Allied Bank 010320013
    Asia United Bank (AUB) 011020011
    Australia New Zealand (ANZ) 010700015
    Banco de Oro (BDO) 010530667
    Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) 010030015
    Bank of China 011140014
    Bank of Commerce 010440016
    Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) 010040018
    Bank of Tokyo 010460012
    China Bank 010100013
    Chinatrust 010690015
    Citibank N.A. 010070017
    Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) 010590018
    Deutsche Bank 010650013
    East West Bank 010620014
    Equitable PCI Bank (EPCIB) 010530667
    Export and Industry Bank (Exportbank) 010860010
    Fuji Bank 010640010
    Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank (HSBC) 010060014
    International Commercial Bank of China 010560019
    International Exchange Bank (iBank) 010680012
    JP Morgan Chase Bank 010720011
    Korea Exchange Bank 010710018
    International Nederland Bank 010660016
    Land Bank of the Philippines (Landbank) 010350025
    Maybank of the Philippines 010220016
    Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. (Metrobank) 010269996
    Philippine Bank of Communication (PBCom) 010110016
    Philippine Trust Company (Philtrust Bank) 010090039
    Philippine NATIONAL BANK (PNB) 010080010
    Prudential Bank 010150018
    Philippine Veterans Bank 010330016
    Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) 010280014
    Security Bank and Trust Company (Security Bank) 010140015
    Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) 010050011
    United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) 010299995
    Union Bank of the Philippines (Unionbank) 010419995
    United Overseas Bank (UOB) 010270189

    Transaction Charge in Paypal Withdrawal:

    Free if amount is PhP7000 or more otherwise PhP50 fee for the transaction

    Note: Bank codes are different from Bank Identification Numbers (BIN)used to route ATM transactions.

    I will update this list once I get more from my banking industry contacts.

    Source:

    http://pages.ebay.ph/bankwithdrawal/bank_codes_ph.html

    Related Post:

    ATM transaction fees/charges in the Philippines

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    posted by backpacking philippines @ 9:02 PM,

    10 Comments:

    At 12:19 AM, Blogger Oliverdt said...

    hi! you have a great blog about Bank codes, I'm searching PCI Bank code and I found your blog. Thanks bro.

     
    At 10:11 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

    I agree, this is a very helpful site, thanks a lot.

     
    At 10:19 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

    I have a question. If I open a Paypal accound and link it to my BDO account, can someone in anouther country like Korea bui my services and pay me with his Korean paypal id? RP_joe at yahoo

     
    At 9:46 PM, Blogger tutubi philippines said...

    anonymous,paypal is borderless. you can send,receive payments whereever you are

     
    At 9:17 PM, Anonymous Mico said...

    I have some questions regarding how the PAYPAL-thing goes. I mean, I have money at my paypal account(more or less $100)... and I'm having a hard time to figure out how can I get that money. I don't have a bank account or a credit card yet but I'm planning to get one but unfortunately, when I recently went to BDO (Bangco de Oro), the clerk said that I can't link my BDO account to my paypal account. Is that true? If yes, what bank should I go to apply for an account or a credit card? Thanks. I'll visit this blog often and I'm hoping to get an answer. Thanks a lot. :)

     
    At 9:18 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

    I have some questions regarding how the PAYPAL-thing goes. I mean, I have money at my paypal account(more or less $100)... and I'm having a hard time to figure out how can I get that money. I don't have a bank account or a credit card yet but I'm planning to get one but unfortunately, when I recently went to BDO (Bangco de Oro), the clerk said that I can't link my BDO account to my paypal account. Is that true? If yes, what bank should I go to apply for an account or a credit card? Thanks. I'll visit this blog often and I'm hoping to get an answer. Thanks a lot. :)

     
    At 10:49 PM, Anonymous paetechie said...

    mico, you need a credit card or a Unionbank EON cyberaccount to verify your account then link your BDO account to your paypal to withdraw your money. You can even transfer from EON to Smart money to save on funds withdrawal

     
    At 9:30 PM, Anonymous Mico said...

    So I have to do couple of things before I can withdraw my money in my paypal account, right? Can you specifically teach me how? I'm not good in banking-related stuff. hehe :) Thanks!

     
    At 12:03 AM, Blogger Nothing much.. said...

    this is good info. I just used the bank code from here as what my aunt provided was the swift code. I hope the information are current and updated. Thanks a lot for posting this!

     
    At 9:42 PM, Blogger paetechie said...

    nothing much, thanks for the feedback

     

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