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For Posting-COR Monitoring As of 27 August 2021 List of OPS with Certificate of Registration (COR)* Company Name Business/Trade Name Registration No. Date of Issuance 1 2C2P Philippines, Inc. 2C2P Philippines, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0081 June 15, 2020 2 ACM BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INC. VIP PAYMENT CENTER - GO VIP CENTER OPSCOR-2021-0008 March 8, 2021 3 ACTION.ABLE, INC. Action.Able, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0004 January 10, 2020 4 AF PAYMENTS INC. AF Payments, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0128 December 28, 2020 ShopeePay Philippines, Inc. (formerly: 5 Airpay Technologies Philippines, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0117 December 18, 2020 AirPay Technologies Philippines, Inc.) 6 Alipay Connect Pte. Ltd. Alipay Connect OPSCOR-2020-0071 May 12, 2020 7 Alipay Philippines, Inc. Alipay Philippines, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0049 March 21, 2020 8 AllEasy, Inc. AllEasy, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0009 January 28, 2020 9 ALTPAYNET CORP ALTPAYNET CORP OPSCOR-2020-0111 December 18, 2020 10 ALVIO Business Center ALVIO Business Center OPSCOR-2020-0119 December 18, 2020 11 American Express Travel Related Services Company Inc. American Express OPSCOR-2020-0038 March 18, 2020 12 Appendpay Corporation Appendpay OPSCOR-2021-0004 February 2, 2021 13 ASIAPAY PAYMENT TECHNOLOGY CORP. Asiapay OPSCOR-2020-0003 January 9, 2020 14 AURORA INTEGRATED MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE AIMCooP OPSCOR-2020-0018 February 13, 2020 15 BACKEND SOLUTIONS AND TECHNOLOGIES INC. BACKEND SOLUTIONS AND TECHNOLOGIES INC. OPSCOR-2021-0016 April 21, 2021 16 Bancnet, Inc. Bancnet, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0002 January 9, 2020 17 BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS PAYMENTS AND SETTLEMENTS OFFICE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas OPSCOR-2019-0001 December 16, 2019 18 BANK OF AMERICA N.A. Bank of America, N.A. OPSCOR-2020-0126 December 23, 2020 19 Bank of China Limited Manila Branch Bank of China Ltd. Manila Branch OPSCOR-2020-0130 December 29, 2020 20 Bank of Commerce Bank of Commerce OPSCOR-2020-0056 March 25, 2020 21 Bank of the Philippine Islands Bank of the Philippine Islands OPSCOR-2020-0055 March 25, 2020 BDO Network Bank; BDO Network Bank, A Rural Bank; and BDO 22 BDO Network Bank, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0077 June 3, 2020 Network, A Rural Bank 23 BDO UNIBANK INC. BDO UNIBANK INC. OPSCOR-2020-0092 June 29, 2020 24 Betur, Inc. Coins.ph OPSCOR-2020-0051 March 24, 2020 25 BEXPRESS INC Bexpress Inc. OPSCOR-2021-0005 February 18, 2021 26 BF JADE E- SERVICES PHILIPPINES INC. ZALORA Philippines OPSCOR-2021-0025 August 11, 2021 *As of 17 September 2021 Page 1 of 7 List of OPS with Certificate of Registration (COR)* Company Name Business/Trade Name Registration No. Date of Issuance 27 BPI Family Savings Bank, Inc. BPI Family Savings Bank, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0096 July 8, 2020 28 BTI Payments (Philippines), Inc. BTI Payments (Philippines), Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0021 February 21, 2020 29 Cantilan Bank, Inc. (A Rural Bank) Cantilan Bank, Inc. (A Rural Bank) OPSCOR-2020-0074 June 3, 2020 30 Cebuana Lhuillier Rural Bank, Inc. Cebuana Lhuillier Bank OPSCOR-2020-0075 June 3, 2020 31 China Bank Savings, Inc. China Bank Savings OPSCOR-2021-0006 February 24, 2021 32 CHINA BANKING CORPORATION CHINA BANKING CORPORATION OPSCOR-2020-0029 March 5, 2020 33 CIS BAYAD CENTER, INC. CIS BAYAD CENTER, INC. OPSCOR-2020-0043 March 19, 2020 34 Citibank, N.A. Philippines Branch Citibank, N.A. Philippines Branch OPSCOR-2020-0031 March 11, 2020 35 Cloud Panda Ph Inc. Cloud Panda Ph Inc., OPSCOR-2021-0028 September 6, 2021 36 Coda Payments Philippines, Inc. Coda Payments OPSCOR-2021-0010 March 17, 2021 37 Coda Payments Pte. Ltd. Coda Payments Pte. Ltd.. OPSCOR-2020-0035 March 17, 2020 38 CTBC Bank (Philippines) Corp. CTBC Bank OPSCOR-2020-0024 February 27, 2020 39 DCPAY PHILIPPINES, INC. DCPAY OPSCOR-2020-0048 March 21, 2020 40 Development Bank of the Philippines Development Bank of the Philippines OPSCOR-2020-0062 March 26, 2020 41 DIGITALPH ASIA CORPORATION DIGITALPH ASIA CORPORATION OPSCOR-2021-0021 July 21, 2021 42 Dragonpay Corporation Dragonpay Corporation OPSCOR-2020-0022 February 21, 2020 Dungganon Bank, Inc.; Dungganon Bank (A Microfinance Rural 43 Dungganon Bank (A Microfinance Rural Bank), Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0027 March 3, 2020 Bank), Inc. 44 EAST WEST BANKING CORPORATION EAST WEST BANKING CORPORATION OPSCOR-2020-0060 March 26, 2020 45 EAST WEST RURAL BANK, INC. eastwest rural bank OPSCOR-2020-0072 May 14, 2020 46 EASYPAY GLOBAL EMI CORP. EASYPAY GLOBAL EMI CORP. OPSCOR-2020-0087 June 29, 2020 47 Electronic Commerce Payments Inc. ECPay OPSCOR-2020-0005 January 17, 2020 48 Electronic Network Cash Tellers, Inc. (ENCASH) Electronic Network Cash Tellers, Inc. (ENCASH) OPSCOR-2020-0078 June 9, 2020 49 Electronic Transfer and Advance Processing, Inc Electronic Transfer and Advance Processing, Inc OPSCOR-2020-0069 April 30, 2020 50 EPLAYMENT CORPORATION Eplayment Corporation OPSCOR-2021-0002 January 20, 2021 51 Equicom Savings Bank, Inc. Equicom Savings Bank, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0007 January 27, 2020 52 EURONET TECHNOLOGY SERVICES, INC. EURONET TECHNOLOGY SERVICES, INC. OPSCOR-2020-0008 January 28, 2020 *As of 17 September 2021 Page 2 of 7 List of OPS with Certificate of Registration (COR)* Company Name Business/Trade Name Registration No. Date of Issuance 53 ExpressPay, Inc. ExpressPay, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0079 June 9, 2020 54 FACIL-IT-8 COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION FACIL-IT-8 COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION OPSCOR-2020-0118 December 18, 2020 55 FASTEK PAYMENT SOLUTIONS INC. FASTEK PAYMENT SOLUTIONS INC. OPSCOR-2020-0107 December 16, 2020 56 FEXCO PHILIPPINES, INC. FEXCO PHILIPPINES, INC. OPSCOR-2020-0026 March 2, 2020 57 FIRST CONSOLIDATED BANK, INC. (A PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT BANK) First Consolidated Bank, Inc. (A Private Development Bank) OPSCOR-2020-0108 December 18, 2020 58 First Digital Finance Corporation FDFC, BalikBayad, Loan Ranger, and Billease OPSCOR-2021-0007 March 1, 2021 59 First Shoshin Solutions Corporation Jojo Global Services OPSCOR-2020-0098 July 22, 2020 60 Food Panda Philippines, Inc. Food Panda Philippines, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0113 December 18, 2020 61 FSG Technology Ventures, Inc. Digipay OPSCOR-2020-0086 June 25, 2020 62 Fucent Gateway Corporation Fucent Gateway Corporation OPSCOR-2020-0125 December 23, 2020 63 Geniusto Philippines Inc Geniusto Philippines Inc OPSCOR-2020-0099 July 24, 2020 64 GHL Electronic Payments Inc. GHL Electronic Payments Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0023 February 21, 2020 65 GHL Systems Philippines Inc. GHL Systems Philippines Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0019 February 21, 2020 66 Global Payments Asia-Pacific Philippines Incorporated Global Payments Asia-Pacific Philippines Incorporated OPSCOR-2020-0014 February 11, 2020 67 GPAY NETWORK PH INC. GPay Network PH, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0012 February 3, 2020 68 GrabLink PH Inc. GRABLINK PH INC. OPSCOR-2021-0026 August 25, 2021 69 Gracia Telecommunications Corporation Gracia Telecommunications Corporation OPSCOR-2021-0018 May 26, 2021 70 G-Xchange, Inc. G-Xchange, Inc. (operates Gcash) OPSCOR-2020-0030 March 11, 2020 71 IBAYAD ONLINE VENTURES INCORPORATED IBAYAD ONLINE VENTURES INCORPORATED OPSCOR-2021-0019 July 5, 2021 72 INFOSERVE INCORPORATED INFOSERVE INCORPORATED OPSCOR-2020-0110 December 18, 2020 73 IOT ACH Services, Inc. IOT ACH Services, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0033 March 16, 2020 74 I-PAY MYEG PHILIPPINES, INC. I-PAY MYEG PHILIPPINES, INC. OPSCOR-2020-0011 January 30, 2020 75 IPAY88 Philippines, Inc. IPAY88 Philippines, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0034 March 16, 2020 76 I-Remit, Inc. I-Remit, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0076 June 3, 2020 77 JAZZYPAY, INC. JazzyPay Inc./JazzyPay OPSCOR-2020-0082 June 22, 2020 78 JCB International Co., Ltd. JCB International Co., Ltd. OPSCOR-2020-0052 March 25, 2020 79 Johnsons Berkshire Solutions Inc. DBA Piccopay Piccopay OPSCOR-2021-0014 April 7, 2021 *As of 17 September 2021 Page 3 of 7 List of OPS with Certificate of Registration (COR)* Company Name Business/Trade Name Registration No. Date of Issuance 80 Justpayto Philippines Corporation Justpayto Philippines Corporation OPSCOR-2020-0065 April 7, 2020 81 LAND BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES LAND BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES OPSCOR-2020-0061 March 26, 2020 82 Lazada E-Services Philippines, Inc. Lazada OPSCOR-2020-0102 July 28, 2020 83 LBC Express Inc. LBC Express Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0120 December 18, 2020 84 LikeCash Asia & The Pacific Corporation LikeCash Asia & the Pacific Corporation; LikeCash; BaryaCard OPSCOR-2021-0003 January 25, 2021 85 Magpie.IM Inc. Magpie.IM; Magpie OPSCOR-2021-0012 April 6, 2021 86 MANILA EXPRESS PAYMENT SYSTEM (MEPS) INC. TOUCHPAY OPSCOR-2021-0017 April 23, 2021 87 Mastercard Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. Mastercard Asia/Pacific Pte. Ltd. OPSCOR-2020-0050 March 21, 2020 88 Maybank Philippines, Inc. Maybank Philippines, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0123 December 18, 2020 89 Megalink, Inc. MegaLink OPSCOR-2020-0090 June 29, 2020 90 Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company OPSCOR-2020-0045 March 21, 2020 91 Molpay Philippines, Inc. Molpay Philippines, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0104 October 24, 2020 92 MULTIPAY CORPORATION MULTIPAY CORPORATION OPSCOR-2020-0114 December 18, 2020 93 MULTISYS TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION MULTISYS TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION OPSCOR-2020-0115 December 18, 2020 National Confederation of Cooperatives; 94 National Confederation of Cooperatives OPSCOR-2020-0093 June 29, 2020 NATTCO;NATCCO Network 95 NextEnterprises Inc. NextEnterprises Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0112 December 18, 2020 96 Novus Transact Philippines Corporation Novus Transact Philippines Corporation OPSCOR-2021-0009 March 15, 2021 97 OmniPay, Inc. OmniPay, Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0059 March 26, 2020 98 P. J. Lhuillier, Inc. Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop OPSCOR-2020-0083 June 23, 2020 99 PayMaya Philippines Inc. PayMaya Philippines Inc. OPSCOR-2020-0025 February
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