Details about the BPI Regular Savings Account
BPI REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNT – Here is a guide for the clients of the Bank of the Philippine Islands on its features and benefits.
More and more people like keeping their money in bank accounts. In the country, one of the most popular and trusted banks is the Bank of the Philippine Islands. It has several savings account offers for the public.
One of the offers of the Bank of the Philippine Islands is the Regular Savings account. It offers electronic banking convenience so you can perform bank transactions even without to a branch of the bank.
To know more about the Regular Savings account, here are its features and benefits for the account-holders:
- Required Initial Deposit — Php 3,000
- Required minimum monthly ADB — Php 3,000
- Required daily balance to earn interest — Php 5,000
- Interest rate per annum — Php 0.0625%
Easy Access. With your BPI Regular Savings account, you can withdraw your money from all BPI ATMs located all over the country. You may also perform withdrawals at other BancNet and Mastercard ATMs.
Hassle-Free. Over 200 merchants across the nation accept payment using the BPI savings account.
Cashless Shopping. You can use your Regular Savings Account ATM in making online and over-the-counter payments in stores wherever Mastercard or Bancnet is accepted.
Convenient. You can reload your cellphones and prepaid cards anytime and anywhere using your BPI Regular Savings account.
How to open a BPI Regular Savings account? Here are the steps you can do:
- Step 1. Select “Open a New Account”.
- Step 2. Tap “Open another deposit account”.
- Step 3. Tap “Open account now”.
- Step 4. Choose “PHP” as currency.
- Step 5. Choose “Regular Savings with Debit Card”.
- Step 6. Read and agree to the terms and conditions.
- Step 7. Tap “ Confirm”.
- Step 8. You may now fund your Regular Savings account.
Aside from savings accounts, the Bank of the Philippine Islands also offer loans. These offers are open for both locally-employed and self-employed individuals. Here are the loans offered by the bank: