Partnership with Boracay Cash-Lite Tourism
GCash partnered with Municipality of Malay through Surepay's electronic payment system to enable cashless payments for terminal, environmental, and boat fees at Boracay entry points.
Leading finance super app GCash has partnered with the Municipality of Malay to advance cash-lite tourism in Boracay Island through the town's unified ticketing payment system, the eBoracay platform.
Tourists can now pay terminal, environmental, and boat fees starting with Tabon Port of Malay. The portal is powered by electronic payment and collection system provider, Surepay Technologies Inc. (SPTI).
The unified automated process and cashless payments will be available in more access ports going to Boracay, as we help build a secure and seamless cashless ecosystem.
GCash provides flexible cashless options including GCredit for extending travel budgets and GGives for installment payments up to 24 months at D-Mall.
The enactment of resolutions by the LGU of Malay paved the way for a unified ticketing payment system, which is aimed to consolidate processes and automate payments.
Malay Mayor Frolibar Bautista noted that tourists no longer have to bring cash around and can easily pay in advance before their arrival on the island.
A Model for Digital Tourism
The Boracay cash-lite tourism initiative represents a landmark step in digitizing the tourism experience in the Philippines. By leveraging Surepay's electronic payment and collection system, the Municipality of Malay has created a seamless, secure, and efficient gateway for one of the country's most visited destinations.
