Chinabank, SSS partner for MySSS Card powered by Chinabank Debit Visa for convenient disbursements

In a new partnership set to benefit millions, Chinabank and the Social Security System will be launching the MySSS Card powered by Chinabank Debit Visa. This new debit card is designed to provide SSS members with a more secure and convenient way to receive their benefits and loans. It also serves as an official Social Security System card, taking the place of the traditional Unified Multi-Purpose Identification card.

1 - CBC President & CEO Romeo Uyan Jr. and SSS President & CEO Robert Joseph M. De Claro holding mock-up MySSS cards. Flanking them are CBC Consumer Banking Segment Head Aloysius Alday Jr. and SSS Corporate Services Sector & IT Management Group EVP Elvira Alcantara-Resare.

Chinabank and Social Security System officials formalized the agreement on October 7 at the bank's head office in Makati City. At the signing were CBC President & Chief Executive Officer Romeo Uyan Jr., Consumer Banking Segment Head Aloysius Alday Jr., and Cash Management Services & Operations Group Head Domingo Dayro Jr., with SSS President & CEO Robert Joseph M. De Claro, Corporate Services Sector & IT Management Group EVP Elvira Alcantara-Resare, and Benefits Administration Division VP Joy Villacorta. 

"We at Chinabank are very proud to be part of the SSS Paycard Program as it represents a significant step towards true financial inclusion," Uyan said. "By leveraging the power of our combined institutions, we have created a product that seamlessly merges trusted government service with convenient and secure financial access. The result is an innovative tool that will empower millions of SSS members." 

The MySSS Card powered by Chinabank Debit Visa comes with no maintaining balance and the first card will be free, making it an accessible option for all SSS members. It can be opened at any Chinabank branch for secure and convenient crediting of SSS sickness, maternity, unemployment, and retirement benefits, as well as proceeds of salary, calamity, and pension loans.

Being a Debit Visa card, it can be used at any ATM and VISA-partner establishment and online store in the Philippines and abroad. It can also be enrolled in My CBC for digital banking convenience. The MySSS Card powered by Chinabank Debit Visa is part of the digital transformation of government services.

"Chinabank is among the first banks who partnered with us in bringing MySSS card to full implementation. Through the MySSS card, members and beneficiaries will experience greater convenience. We are truly looking forward to the success of this endeavor for both institutions," De Claro said.

More details about the MySSS Card powered by Chinabank Debit Visa will be announced soon.

About Chinabank

China Banking Corporation (Chinabank; PSE: CBC), founded in 1920, is the fourth largest private universal bank in the Philippines and a member of the SM Group, one of the country’s biggest conglomerates. Driven by its brand promise, “Focused on You,” Chinabank supports individuals, small- and middle-market businesses, and large corporations, with its consolidated network of 650 branches, 1,109 ATMs, and 24/7 digital banking channels: My CBC App and My CBC Online. The bank also offers a wide range of allied financial services through its subsidiaries China Bank Savings, Chinabank Capital, Chinabank Securities, Chinabank Insurance Brokers, and affiliate Manulife Chinabank Life Assurance.

For over a century, Chinabank has built a deep connection with its customers and the communities it serves, leveraging the dedication and diversity of its empowered people and the strength of its enduring partnerships to help uplift the lives of Filipinos.

For more information, visit www.chinabank.ph or follow ChinabankPH on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn. (SM Supermalls)

Chinabank revamps online platform for seamless digital banking

Chinabank redesigned and upgraded its internet banking platform, mirroring the design and functionalities of its mobile app to provide consistent customer experience and seamless navigation across devices and platforms. 

The web/desktop version of My CBC App, My CBC Online was designed with the latest technologies to provide customers with enhanced security, flexibility, and usability.

“This move marks another milestone in our digital transformation journey and underscores our commitment to delivering great experience for our customers however they choose to bank with us,” Chief Innovation and Transformation Officer Dr. Delfin Jay M. Sabido IX said.

My CBC Online features a modern interface and a responsive web design that dynamically adapts to any web browser on desktop, laptop, tablet, or mobile phone, ensuring that all functionalities are available on all devices with no application download required.

Through My CBC Online, customers can manage their finances with ease.  They can view account balances, transaction history, eStatements, and status of checks deposited; enroll and save payees and billers for easier access; and pay bills—there are over 1,000 billers available—at zero transaction fee.

Moving money is more affordable with My CBC Online. Customers can transfer funds to other Chinabank or China Bank Savings accounts at no cost. For transfers to other banks or eWallets, they can enjoy competitive rates with InstaPay for only P10 and PESONet for just P20. These fees are among the lowest in the industry.

Customers can also hide or unhide their accounts for extra security, as well as send money to anyone, even to those without a bank account, for pick up at any Chinabank branch or authorized cash pickup outlet nationwide.

My CBC Online is directly accessible at https://digital.chinabank.ph/web. Customers who are already using the My CBC App can access My CBC Online with the same username and password. New users can easily register on My CBC Online by providing an active Chinabank savings account, current account, or credit card number.

Current users of the previous versions, Chinabank Mobile and Chinabank Online, cannot use their existing credentials to log in to My CBC Online. They must create a new username and password by going through the registration process. (SM Supermalls)