Send Money from Maya to Partner Rural Bank (Cotabato), Inc.

With Maya, you can send cash to any Partner Rural Bank (Cotabato), Inc. account without having to visit a branch. Maya’s Bank Transfer service can be used to send cash from your Maya wallet to not only to Partner Rural Bank (Cotabato) but also to over 40 of the country’s most important banks. Skip the lines and save yourself the trouble of finding a bank branch where you can complete your bank transfer transaction. Download the Maya app today to send money to a Partner Rural Bank account.

Why It Is Best to Send Money to a Partner Rural Bank Account Using Maya

Partner Rural Bank has four decades of experience in helping South Central Mindanao-based farmers and residents with their banking needs. It has endured local and international crises and continues to stay strong in providing the region’s rural financial needs. Its partnership with Maya in providing easy transactions ensures that it will continue to stay strong this time in the digital era. If you need to top up your Partner Rural Bank account or send cash to another account holder, Maya is the easiest solution available at your disposal. Here are a few reasons to create a Maya account and send cash through this platform:

Use Maya to send cash to a Partner Rural Bank (Cotabato), Inc. account from anywhere in the world. With just a few taps, you can send up to PHP20,000 per transaction, even without opening a Partner Rural Bank account or visiting a branch. Download the Maya app for a faster, more secure way of transferring funds.

About Partner Rural Bank (Cotabato), Inc.

Since 1978, Partner Rural Bank (Cotabato), Inc. has been serving the needs of people throughout South Central Mindanao. Through different crises in Mindanao since the 1970s, Partner Rural Bank has constantly been at the forefront of delivering fair and accessible financial services in the region. The bank has steadily expanded over the decades to become an institution Mindanaoans rely on. Today, Partner Rural Bank has branches in Pigcawayan (their original location), Alamada, Kabacan, Kidapawan City, and M’lang in Cotabato, as well as in Tacurong City in Sultan Kudarat and Surallah in South Cotabato.