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                    [Title] => GCash, Maya, GoTyme among services compatible with Google Pay
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With Google Wallet now available in the Philippines, users can link popular e-wallets like GCash and Maya and seven other banks to their smartphones, turning them into digital cards for convenient "tap-to-pay" transactions.

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                    [Title] => E-gaming revenue posts 17% growth in Q3 despite e-wallet delinking, reforms
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Even with a small drop in monthly profits from the August e-wallet delinking, the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (PAGCOR) reported a 17.4% growth in its electronic gaming sector in the third quarter.

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                    [Title] => PAGCOR revenue drops 49% after e-wallets cut gambling links
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The Philippine Amusement Gaming Corp. said its revenues have dropped by 49% after e-wallet providers removed online gambling features from their platforms in August.

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                    [Title] => PAGCOR’s hands not tied to licensees, solons say it can close illegal online gambling
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Two lawmakers rejected PAGCOR's argument that it cannot act against illegal online gambling operators simply because these platforms are unlicensed.

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                    [Title] => E-wallet link ban cuts gambling by 50%, illegal sites pick up
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PAGCOR said online gaming transactions dropped by 50% after the BSP ordered e-wallets to cut in-app links to gambling sites. A recent survey, however, showed that players are merely shifting to illegal platforms, given their heavy reliance on e-wallets for gambling.

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                    [Title] => Maya to cut access to online gambling via ‘Games’ feature by Aug. 16
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Digital lender bank and e-wallet Maya will also be disabling in-app access to linked online gambling sites inside its "Games" feature by 8 p.m. on Saturday, August 16.

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                    [Title] => GCash to suspend in-app gambling access on ‘GLife’ by Aug. 16
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E-wallet platform GCash will comply with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ directive to remove online gambling links and icons by suspending gaming access in its “GLife” feature after 8 p.m. on August 16.

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                    [Title] => House bill proposes up to P5M fine, license loss for e-wallets promoting online gambling
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A bill in Congress seeks to crack down on e-wallet platforms that promote online gambling, proposing fines of up to P5 million and possible license revocation.

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                    [Title] => Gcash hailed 'Best Mobile Wallet for 2024 by financial intel journal
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                    [Title] => 'World War III': E-wallet invites users to #SwitchToMaya as GCash services crash anew
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