The recent BDO Kapihan event in Davao sparked both curiosity and admiration in me. It wasn’t just another corporate presentation - it felt like a genuine effort to bridge the gap between finance and community. It walks you through the many facets of BDO's commitment to community banking, financial inclusion, and local empowerment. It shows a clear intention: banking shouldn’t just be for the city-bound elite; it’s for every Juan and Juana.
I’ve always known BDO as a giant in the banking world, with BDO’s presence in Davao del Sur and del Norte is hard to miss: and with 26 BDO branches, 32 BDONB branches, and over 200 ATMs, that’s a strong infrastructure. But BDO goes beyond just numbers.
The real magic lies in how they’ve made their banking services more intuitive. Their branch innovations like the Universal Teller Machine, Service Assist Machines, and even online branch booking show that they’ve listened to what customers need. I personally love the convenience of setting an appointment online, walking into a branch, and skipping the long queues - something I’ve wished more banks would do.
Security and Convenience with BDO Pay
In today’s cashless era, digital wallets are our best friends, and BDO Pay has entered the game smartly. What I personally enjoy about BDO Pay is that there's no need to “cash in” like with typical e-wallets. You pay straight from your account, send money with minimal fees, and access exclusive rewards. It’s seamless, it’s safe, and it just makes sense. For bloggers like me who often attend events, travel around, and pay on the go - this kind of integration is invaluable.
Small Businesses, Big Support
Small businesses often struggle with payroll and disbursement, and BDO’s Cash Management Services are solving that with finesse. Their Payroll Package even includes life insurance for employees; a game changer, especially for SMEs. What caught my attention is that 96% of their new CMS clients are from the SME sector. That’s huge.
Also, the concept of “Cash Agad” deserves a standing ovation. In areas where there are no ATMs, small store owners become mobile bankers - or as BDO cleverly puts it, “automated tao machines.” It’s not just inclusive; it’s genius.
Also, the concept of “Cash Agad” deserves a standing ovation. In areas where there are no ATMs, small store owners become mobile bankers - or as BDO cleverly puts it, “automated tao machines.” It’s not just inclusive; it’s genius.
Fiesta Feels: BDO in Davao
Of course, it wouldn’t be complete without talking about the BDO Fiesta in Davao, happening this coming April 26, 2025. It’s more than an event; it’s a celebration of everything BDO stands for: presence, partnership, and purpose. From Mini Fiestas to SME forums and in-branch promos, they’re inviting the community not just to bank - but to belong.
I plan to swing by SM Lanang Premiere on April 26 to catch the culmination. It’s an event worth attending, and I hope to see you there.
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