Rose Pharmacy now accepts cashless payments for medicine and other in-store items through PayMaya QR, and VISA and Mastercard powered by PayMaya Business. This is made possible through a collaboration with PLDT Enterprise and PayMaya.
Initially, 130 branches of Rose Pharmacy nationwide will accept PayMaya QR, so customers can pay for purchases using the PayMaya app installed on their mobile phones. The number of branches with PayMaya QR “installed” will soon increase.
Also, select Rose Pharmacy branches and Rose Pharmacy’s online delivery service can now accept VISA and Mastercard payments powered by PayMaya Business.
Cashback Promo
Rose Pharmacy, with more than 250 branches nationwide, has been providing high-quality and affordable products to customers since it was established in Cebu City in 1952. As a treat, customers who pay via PayMaya QR in participating Rose Pharmacy branches will receive a 20% cashback on their purchases from May 22 to June 22, 2018. Offer is valid only for a maximum cashback of P300 per store, per day (Per DTI Permit No. 6904, Series of 2018).
Download, Install, Sign Up, and You’re Done
You can set up a PayMaya account in a few minutes. Download the PayMaya app from the App Store or Google Play Store, sign up for an account using your mobile number, and you’re done.
Top Up and Go!
Now you can add money to your PayMaya mobile wallet so you can make purchases. You can top up at more than 20,000 touchpoints nationwide, including Smart Padala centers, 7-Eleven Outlets, Touchpay Kiosks, UnionBank ATMs, Shopwise, Wellcome, 2Go, ExpressPay, Cebuana Lhuillier, Palawan Pawnshop branches, Smart Padala centers, BDO, UnionBank Online, RCBC Online Banking, and financial institutions that are part of InstaPay, among many others.
What Can You Do with PayMaya?
With money in your PayMaya account (sometimes called mobile wallet), you can use you PayMaya app to pay bills, buy discounted prepaid mobile load from all local networks, shop online using the virtual card or pay for items in-store using PayMaya QR. You can also do some of these via Facebook Messenger.
If you decide to do so, you can also withdraw the funds by linking a physical PayMaya card in the app and using it in Bancnet ATMs nationwide. (This is what freelancers do.)
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