Simple Cash In And Cash Out With Maya For Newbies

Here, I will be sharing with you the simple way of cash in and out for your 

Maya wallet. For newbies tutorial.

Maya Wallet makes sending, receiving, and withdrawing money simple once 

you know the process. Here’s a quick guide to help you cash in, cash out, and 

understand the limits for each account type.

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Cash In Methods

You can add money to your Maya wallet through several options:

1. Convenience Stores – 7-Eleven, Robinsons, SM Business Centers.
   
   

2. Pawnshops & Partners – Palawan Pawnshop, Cebuana Lhuillier, 

and others.

3. Bank Transfers – via InstaPay or PESONet from your local bank.
   
   

4. Remittances – receive international transfers directly into your 

Maya account.

5. Cards – link a Visa or Mastercard debit/credit card to add funds.
   
   

Tip: Some methods are free, while others include a small service fee. 

Check the Maya app for the exact charges.

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Cash Out Methods

To withdraw money from your Maya wallet:

1. ATMs – use your Maya physical card to withdraw at any BancNet ATM.

 Fees may apply.

2. Over-the-Counter Partners – send money from the app to Palawan 

Pawnshop or other outlets and claim the cash in person.

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Account Limits

Your transaction limits depend on your verification level:

• Basic Account – ₱50,000 maximum wallet balance per month.
  
  

• Verified Account – ₱100,000 maximum wallet balance per month, with 

higher transaction limits and access to all features.

To upgrade, submit a valid ID (such as an ACR card for foreigners) 

through the Maya app.

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Summary

• Cash In: 7-Eleven, banks, pawnshops, remittances, or linked cards.
  
  

• Cash Out: ATMs with your Maya card, or partner outlets like Palawan.
  
  

• Limits: ₱50k (Basic) vs ₱100k (Verified).
  
  

With these steps, using Maya becomes quick, convenient, and reliable.

Want to see how a foreigner actually experienced cash in and cash out 

with Maya? Read Alex’s story [here].”

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