Pay&Go Expands Nationwide Reach with Watsons, TGP, Premium Bikes and More
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Pay&Go is expanding its nationwide network with new kiosks at selected locations of Watsons, The Generics Pharmacy (TGP), Premium Bikes, and Novo in Metro Manila; Gaisano in Cagayan de Oro; and Cecile’s Pharmacy in the Zamboanga Peninsula.
The expansion creates more access points for customers to complete essential financial transactions in establishments they already know and trust.
Through Pay&Go kiosks, customers can cash in, cash out, make bank deposits and withdrawal, pay bills, purchase e-load, top up toll cards, and access other services while visiting familiar community destinations.
As more Filipinos use digital wallets and financial platforms, convenient ways to move between cash and digital funds remain essential. By deploying kiosks in more locations, Pay&Go aims to make services more practical for customers.

“We want to expand to areas where we know we can be closer to Filipino communities. If there are people here, then there should be a Pay&Go kiosk for their convenience.” said Katrina Abad, Head of Expansion at Pay&Go.
Abad adds that close collaboration with merchant partners helps them understand local customer needs, maintain dependable operations, and also provide services within familiar community establishments.
“To [deploy more kiosks], we need to build strong partnerships with merchants that people already trust and frequent,” she added.
Pay&Go extends its appreciation to Watsons, TGP, Premium Bikes, Novo, Gaisano, and Cecile’s Pharmacy for supporting its continued growth.
Looking ahead, the service provider will continue building meaningful partnerships and bringing convenient services to more communities across the Philippines.
Learn further about Pay&Go here.
Aside from being a businessman, Josh Austria has been working in PR and media industry for more more than a decade. From his years of experience as the Marketing and Advertising Head of Village Pipol Magazine, he has built strong relationships with creative people, brands, and organizations.
